Category: VETTING.com
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What shows (and doesn’t) on an Australian police check

Police checks are run to safeguard organisations and individuals – let’s take a look at what details they display.
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Four things you need to know about pre-employment credit checks

Want to know more about pre-employment credit checks and what they mean for you as an employee? We go through four key thinks you should know.
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What Tweet would stop you from hiring someone?

Hiring someone who shares extreme views online is risky, and could be disastrous for your business and reputation. Protect your business with Social Media Checks.
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We LOVE trees!

In celebration of Vetting.com’s first birthday, some of our UK team pulled on their wellies, picked up their shovels and set out to plant some trees! They planted a diverse variety of small whips (baby trees), including: The team planted 260 trees in a new public field donated by the Local Government. They were delighted…
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Homes for Ukraine and the DBS

UK residents can take part in the Homes for Ukraine scheme. We unpack what that means, and what DBS checks will be involved.
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US Police Checks

We are so excited to offer police checks for candidates residing in the United States! In typical Vetting.com fashion, it’s easy-as-pie for you to assign and for your candidate to complete.
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Avoiding rocky references

References are one of the most valuable pre-employment checks for employers, so it’s important to choose your referees carefully and tailor them for the position you’re going for.
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Manifesting morale

What can we do to improve the office attitude? It’s time to give up the pizza party and effect real change in your workplace culture.
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Get your green on

Many of us retreat to nature in our down time to relax. What if we brought a little nature inside the workplace?
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Can you spot a fake CV?

Do you have the resources to spot a fake CV? Could your eagle eye distinguish between an honest candidate and a swindling one? In this blog post, we’ll discuss the best way to ensure safe hiring.
