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EMPLOYMENT SCREENING
Chippewa Investigations
offers a complete and comprehensive array of services to
corporate and business clients nationwide. We have provided
Employment Backgrounds and Screening services for over 40 years.
Negligent Hiring and Retention
litigation has shown how effective Employment Backgrounds and
Screening have been in protecting the employer from unnecessary
exposure and liability involving their employees. The courts have
held the employer responsible for their employees actions when they
did not properly conduct a background on their employees.
SOCIAL SECURITY VERIFICATION
Research is conducted with the Social Security
Administration, and several other databases to determine if the SSN
used by the applicant has in fact been issued to him, when and
where. It also verifies with INS the status of the applicants
legality in the US.
ADDRESS VERIFICATION
Designed to identify fraudulent or misrepresented
information given by the applicant. This is also used to establish
the areas where criminal and civil records should be searched.
Today's applicants have lived in two or more places over the past
seven years.
MOTOR VEHICLE RECORDS
Driving records reveal patterns of social behavior such as
driving under the influence, reckless driving, driving on suspended
license and driving without insurance. When an employee operates a
motor vehicle in any capacity during the course of his employment,
the liability of his actions revert back to the employer. These
records are available in all fifty states and some provinces.
CRIMINAL CONVICTION RECORDS
These records reveal violent tendencies, drug usage, theft,
dishonesty, and other actions that potentially impact safety and
security to all employees in the work place. These records are
searched via computer and hand searched in all fifty states with a
turn around time of approximately 24 to 48 hours.
CIVIL LITIGATION RECORDS
Records searched involve private parties, businesses,
corporations and governmental agencies. Civil court records reveal
such issues as personal injury, sexual harassment, contract
disputes, and many other things that could involve or impact the
applicant's employer.
EMPLOYMENT VERIFICATION
Verify previous claims of employment and related work
experience. Some of the areas covered is job performance, stability
in their position, period of employment, reason for departure, and
other information that may be volunteered by previous employers
EDUCATION VERIFICATION
This is an area that is very important to employers because they are
hiring this applicant with the understanding that they have the
education to perform the required job. It has been found that over
50% of all applicants do not give the entire truth about their
education and in half of that percentage, applicants tell total
fabrications. There are over 2600 educational institutions in the US
that we verify degrees and attendance through.
We research many other
entities for employers after the applicant has completed his
interviews and offered a position, many of which can only be done
after the employee has been employed. All searches are done under
FCRA REGULATIONS*
Other Services offered:
CRIMINAL
DEFENSE
PRE-TRIAL PREPARATION
HOMICIDE
RECONSTRUCTION
CAPITAL CONVICTIONS
WRONGFUL CONVICTIONS
EXCESSIVE FORCE
ARSON & EXPLOSION
FIREARMS, TOOLMARKS
FOOTWEAR IMPRESSIONS
FORENSICS
STATEMENT ANALYSIS
WITNESS INTERVIEWING
FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
CRIME SCENE RECONSTRUCTION
FINGERPRINT DEVELOPING and LIFTING
DNA TESTING
BLOOD SPATTER & BLOOD PATTERNS
DOCUMENT AND VOICE EXAMINATION
CIVIL
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
ENVIRONMENTAL
INSURANCE
EMBEZZLEMENT & AUDITS
EMPLOYEE THEFT
PRE-EMPLOYMENT & PRE-MARITAL
TRADEMARKS & PATENTS
ASSET RECOVERY
VIDEO & MANNED SURVEILLANCE
G.P.S. TRACKING SYSTEMS
Other FAQs about hiring an
investigator:
Q. What information is needed to initiate an investigation?
A. Basic information such as name, last known address, SSN or FEIN
(if a business) and date of birth is required to begin an
investigation of an individual or business. Specific types of
investigations may require additional information.
Q. How do you conduct a search after receiving the basic
information?
A. Searches are conducted using various on-line databases, court
records and other public filings.
Q. How do I receive the results of the investigation?
A. Clients are kept informed through oral and written reports either
by telephone, in person, e-mail, fax or regular mail.
Q. How much does it cost for an investigation?
A. The cost varies depending upon the complexity of the inquiry, and
the time required to complete the investigation. Rates begin at $
65.00 per hour.
Q. What if court testimony is required after the investigation is
completed?
A. Expert testimony is available at the normal hourly rate charged
for the investigation, plus expenses, (travel, lodging, per diem if
necessary).
Q. Do you offer payment arrangements?
A. All major civil and criminal cases require a retainer based on
the length of time
estimated to perform the investigation. The balance is due before
the final report is
tendered unless other arraignments are made prior to initiation of
the investigation.
Q. What types of payment are accepted?
A. We accept most major credit cards, cash, business and personal
checks with proper ID and guarantee.
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