Safety and Liability
One missed record can put the wrong person behind the wheel or on a job site.
Rise runs criminal, driving, and employment checks set up for the roles you hire and the rules you work under, with the FCRA steps built in so a good hire doesn't turn into a lawsuit.
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One missed record can put the wrong person behind the wheel or on a job site.
Skipping a disclosure or an adverse action notice can turn a routine check into an FCRA claim.
Checks that drag on lose good candidates to the next employer.
County, state, and federal searches.
Civil court history where the role calls for it.
MVRs for anyone who drives for you.
Past employers and dates, including DOT safety performance history for drivers.
Degrees, certifications, and professional licenses.
Rechecks for roles that need them.
A clear written disclosure and the applicant's written authorization.
15 U.S.C. 1681b(b)(2)
A pre-adverse action notice with a copy of the report and a summary of rights.
15 U.S.C. 1681b(b)(3)
The final adverse action notice.
15 U.S.C. 1681m
Some states and cities add their own rules. Rise sets your process up to match where you hire.
Rise schedules the background check, the drug test, and the DOT physical at the same time, so nothing waits on anything else.
Tell us which roles you're hiring for. Rise will build a screening package that fits the job and the rules.
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This page is general information from Rise Workforce Solutions, not legal advice. State and local rules may add requirements.