FCRA
The FCRA, or the Fair Credit Reporting Act, is federal legislation established with the objective of ensuring that background checks and other consumer reports are conducted in a manner that is fair, precise, and respectful of individuals’ privacy. When employers engage third-party services to perform background checks, including those involving credit, criminal, and previous employment history, these checks are regulated by the FCRA. This extensive law oversees the acquisition and utilization of consumer credit information, striving to maintain the accuracy and confidentiality of such data.
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