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  • Criminal Background Checks Gone Awry

    June 01, 2011 - A UK badminton club says it is turning away under-18s because Criminal Records Bureau checks and other steps designed to protect children are leaving it little choice. High Woods Badminton Club, based at High Woods Sports Centre, Colchester, has halved its membership since legal restrictions were placed on the way it had to deal with minors. The club squarely blames the decline on the fact it is turning away young people because of the law. Chairman Chris Ransom said, "Problems began when a 17-year-old applied to join the club. It was told by the Colchester Council-run sports centre’s manager for one 17-year-old to sign up, the club would need: Coaches and officials whose qualifications had been checked and who met...

  • Employee Caught Stealing And His Boss Ends Up Paying

    June 01, 2011 - When this business owner attempted to teach a fraudulent worker a lesson, he ended up learning a few things himself. Here’s the backgroun...

  • Behave At Work Or It's Jail For You

    June 01, 2011 - Victoria, Australia's Parliament House has passed a bill that would send individuals convicted of workplace bullying to prison for 10 years....

  • Canadian Turned Away At Border

    May 01, 2011 - Rene Burellee doesn’t deny he has a criminal record. But since the assault charge in 1972 left him with a two-year suspended sentence, he has...

  • Australia: Prospectuses To Disclose 'Relevant' Criminal Convictions

    May 01, 2011 - The Australian Securities and Investment Commission will require companies to disclose "relevant" criminal convictions in prospectuses un...

  • Aviva (UK Insurance) Warns Against Risk of Criminal Records And Claim Rejections

    May 01, 2011 - Home insurance policy holders should at all times inform their insurance company if any member of the household is found guilty of a criminal offen...

  • Council Dumps Criminal Record Check Fee

    May 01, 2011 - Volunteers can rest a little easier. On April 26, Sooke (Canada) council voted to amend and give third reading to Bylaw No. 488 Fees Bylaw. Aft...

  • Straightline International Opens Office In Hong Kong

    May 01, 2011 - Steven Brownstein and Faheem Ebrahim, annouce the opening of a new Hong Kong office for Straightline International and The Background Investigator....


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