Checkr is a fast and flexible background screening platform designed for speed and scale. Its automation, clean interface, and smooth integrations make it ideal for gig platforms, staffing firms, and ...

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Headquartered in San Francisco, Checkr was founded in 2014 as a background check company that states a focus on fairness and inclusivity during the hiring process. Using a combination of human ...

Today's job market is rife with economic uncertainty, AI disruption and widespread layoffs from government agencies to tech giants. However, where you live can play a major role in the job market you ...

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Background check provider Checkr is acquiring income and employment verification startup Truework, Truework’s CEO Ryan Sandler confirmed via LinkedIn on Thursday. “Over the past 8 years we have grown ...

NetApp Inc. is selling a portfolio of its software assets to the cloud cost management specialist Flexera Software LLC. Today’s announcement revealed that Flexera will acquire parts of NetApp’s Spot ...

(Bloomberg) -- Checkr Group Inc., the background-check vendor that got its start screening couriers and rideshare drivers, has boosted revenue by increasing its customer base to include more large ...

Checkr, a background check company, is launching an apprenticeship program called Catalyst to support hiring and training for workers with a criminal record, according to a Nov. 12 announcement.

Checkr runs a background service to vet prospective hires for more than 100,000 businesses. To perform more than 1.5 million of those background checks, it needed an AI model that was accurate and ...

Amid the rise of remote and hybrid work, employers turned to surveillance tools that claimed to measure their workers’ productivity by tracking keystrokes, mouse movements, and online activity. Many ...