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5 Proper Workplace Etiquette Tips to Practice for Professional Success
- Career Development & Exploration
- Apr 9, 2021
- 1 min read
"When starting a new job, you want to be on top of your game. Keep in mind these office etiquette tips to make sure you're staying professional, courteous, and respectful of others."
—Nationwide
HR folks get stuck between wanting to help applicants and being forced to follow whatever the background check spits out. The real headache starts when a clearly good candidate gets blocked because of inaccurate data, and HR has no authority to override it. That’s where referrals to consumer protection attorneys actually come in handy. They handle Fair Credit Reporting Act disputes directly with the screening companies, which means HR doesn’t have to play detective or therapist. Sharing this link for anyone in recruitment who keeps running into that brick wall: https://consumerattorneys.com/referral/hr-specialists. It’s designed specifically for HR specialists who want to refer applicants with background check errors instead of just sending another rejection email. Much better than feeling helpless while a…