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New technology and the ease by which people can travel overseas are driving up demands for international background screening, according to Employment Services Resources.Background screening practices in the United States have served as a pivota

The Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission recently made headlines when he unveiled new laws that would require businesses which gain credit to have a plan to prevent identity theft and help detect if it is happening.The so-called "Red

When Federated Investors in Pennsylvania rejected Dean Rea for employment because a background check yielded that he had previously filed for bankruptcy protection, a federal appeals court ruled that the company was within its legal rights

A handful of federal government agencies are doing more than ever to step up efforts regarding identity verification by introducing new security measures.Employees of the Defense Department, the General Services Adminstration and NASA have

U.S. troops are considered among the most vulnerable to identity theft, according to the Army Times. Despite perceived limited access to military files, servicemen and women are at an unusually high risk because of their frequency in issuing