Illinois (IL) Pre-Employment Screening

Pre Employment Screening In Illinois

We provide employment screening and employment background check services for employers in all Illinois cities including Cook County (Chicago), Galesburg, Lincoln, Springfield, Kankakee, Champaign, Elgin and other Illinois cites. We provide employment screening services for hospitals, nursing homes, franchised auto dealers, staffing companies, employee leasing companies, PEO's,  trucking and transportation companies, banks, high tech companies, insurance companies and all other employers in all Illinois cities.

National Employment Screening provides professional employment screening services to Illinois employers to help you protect your employees and clients from the costly effects of hiring undesirable employees.

Call anytime to get more information about our Illinois Employment screening and employment background check services at 800.459.3034.

Illinois employment screening law: Giving Employment References in Illinois.

Illinois addresses this issue with laws concerning giving employment references.
Illinois employment screening law states that an Employer is immune from civil liability for providing work related information regarding former employee if requested by former employee or potential employee and was made in good faith without being knowingly false or misleading, nor violating employee civil rights. ILL State. (§46/10)

Illinois employment screening law: At Will employment law doctrine in Illinois.

In Illinois, employees are presumed to be "at will." At-will employees may be terminated for any reason, so long as it's not illegal. Generally, employees who work under an employment contract can only be terminated for reasons specified in the contract. In Illinois, an employment relationship is at-will unless there is a defined duration for the employment contract or if the contract permits termination by the employer only under specified circumstances.

 
Illinois employment screening law:
 
Arrest Records: Employers may not inquire into or use the fact of an arrest as a basis for refusing to hire.
 
Employers cannot ask if an applicant has been arrested.
 
Employers cannot use criminal history information which has been expunged, sealed, or impounded as a basis for denying employment or promotion.

Criminal convictions: Employers may inquire into & use the fact of a conviction as a basis for refusing to hire. However, under the Criminal Identification Act, employers may not inquire into or use the fact of a criminal history record that has been expunged, sealed, or impounded.

Disclosure: employers must include on applications language stating that applicants aren't obligated to disclose expunged or sealed records of arrests or convictions.

Illinois Methamphetamine Manufacturer Database

16 July 2007. In compliance with state law, Illinois makes available this database on persons convicted of manufacturing methamphetamine. This information provided includes the offender's name, date of birth, offense or offenses, the conviction date and county of each offense. You may search by last name, county or conviction date.

Reference: Illinois Complied Statute Annotated, Chapter 775, Section 5/2-103

Please note that Federal employment screening law mandates background checks for employees who are engaged in particular industries. The Office of Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services maintains a list of individuals who are excluded from participation in any of its federally-funded healthcare programs. Exclusions are due to convictions for program-related fraud and patient abuse, licensing board actions and default on health education assistance loans. Therefore, employers in affected industries should check the OIG Exclusion list before hiring employees who might work in such programs. The FACIS program is also very important when screening medical personnel. Click Here for more information on FACIS.

Pre employment screening services available in Illinois: (Click on each link for more information)
 

Illinois Human Resources Organizations

The Central Illinois Human Resources Group (CiHRG) is a local chapter (#246) of the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM). Since 1948, this Society has developed and provided programs and services to improve the professional knowledge of human resource professionals. At the same time, SHRM has worked to create a broader understanding of the importance of human resource management and has served as the source for information about developments in the field.

The Management Association Of Illinois HR Expertise For A Practical World

IDES Offices and Illinois workNet Centers

Drug-Free Illinois Workplace Program

EEOC Pre-employment Screening Questions

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