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Hiring Practices

8 claims on p. 87 (fact 1, statement 5, evidence 1, conjecture 1).

Claims about Hiring Practices

Statement [V] p087-04

Supplement interviews with background, reference, or digital-footprint checks

Organizations may consider supplementing a standard interview with background checks, reference checks, or a review of an applicant's digital footprint.

organizations may consider supplementing a standard interview with background checks, reference checks, or a review of an applicant's digital footprint

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Conjecture [I] p087-05

Checks may help identify patterns of hostile or violent behavior

When used appropriately, these strategies can be helpful in identifying patterns of hostile, concerning, inappropriate, criminal, or violent behaviors.

When used appropriately, these strategies can be helpful in identifying patterns of hostile, concerning, inappropriate, criminal, or violent behaviors.

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Why inferred Hedged with 'can be helpful'; classified as conjecture.

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Statement [V] p087-06

Hiring must promote safety while staying fair and lawful

Organizations must use caution to ensure hiring promotes workplace safety while following laws and treating all applicants with fairness, dignity, and respect.

Organizations must use caution to ensure that their hiring practices promote workplace safety while following federal, state, and local laws and simultaneously work to treat all applicants with fairness, dignity, and respect.

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Evidence [V] p087-07

Ban the Box campaign seeks removal of felony-conviction checkboxes

The Ban the Box campaign has advocated removing checkboxes that ask applicants to disclose felony convictions so they are evaluated on qualifications first.

have advocated for the removal of these checkboxes to promote fairness in hiring practices so that applicants with criminal histories can first be evaluated on their qualifications

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Fact [V] p087-18

Some organizations use self-disclosure checkboxes to filter out felony convictions

Organizations sometimes use checkboxes asking applicants to self-disclose prior felony criminal convictions and then use that data to filter out applicants with felony convictions.

Organizations sometimes use checkboxes to encourage applicants to self-disclose prior felony criminal convictions, then use the data to filter out applicants with felony convictions.

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