Posts Tagged ‘Fair Information Practice Principles’
Volunteer Background Checks: How to Screen Volunteers the Right Way
September 27th, 2014 by Dodie Murphy
Volunteer background checks, in short: most organizations are not legally required to screen volunteers, but any group that places volunteers near children, the elderly, people with disabilities, money or vehicles should. A sound volunteer screening policy matches the check to the role (criminal and sex-offender records for anyone with access to vulnerable people, a driving […]
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