Continuous Monitoring for Employers: A Practical Implementation Guide
Continuous monitoring tracks employee risks in real time—even after hire. Discover the types, key benefits, compliance requirements, and how HR teams can implement it compliantly.
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We update this overview of New Hampshire background check laws and ban-the-box rules often. But laws change quickly, and we cannot guarantee all information is current. Always consult your attorney for legal advice.
In order to set a standard for hiring policies, the federal government created the Fair Credit Reporting Act, or FCRA, which monitors and protects both employers and job candidates.
359-B:5 – Obsolete Information
Our Take: Background checks cannot include criminal information that is older than 7 years, unless the consumer report is used in connection with: (1) a credit transaction that involves or is expected to involve $50,000 or more; or (2) a life insurance policy of $50,000 or more; or (3) the employment of an applicant whose annual salary will equal or is expected to equal $20,000 or more.
Continuous monitoring tracks employee risks in real time—even after hire. Discover the types, key benefits, compliance requirements, and how HR teams can implement it compliantly.
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