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Top 7 Commandments in Using Facebook in the Hiring & Screening Process

June 28, 2011 by  
Filed under Blog, Recent News

The rapid rise of  social media has drasticallypermanently altered the world of employment screening, not always to the benefit of employers. Our focus is to help employers understand that even accurate information found online cannot always be legally used as a consideration in employment decisions.

Here are our “Top 7 Commandments in Using Facebook in the Hiring & Screening Process”.

1. Know What is Real or Fake

2. Beware of Too Much Information

3. FCRA Compliance Consent and Third Parties

4. Verify that it is Real: “Identity Issues”

5. Have a Social Media Policy in Place

6. Use Web Tools Wisely

7. Never Forget “The Streisand Effect

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One Response to “Top 7 Commandments in Using Facebook in the Hiring & Screening Process”
  1. Will Russell says:

    I’m hearing more and more about these social media account screening checks. One question puzzles me though – how is it possible for an employer to check someone’s Facebook page, for example, without seeing certain things that it is illegal to know and discriminate against, such as age, religion etc?

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