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International Anti-Corruption Day: Combating Corruption in the Workplace through Effective Employee Screening and Audits

Every year on December 9, the world observes International Anti-Corruption Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about corruption and its adverse effects on society, governance, and the economy. Corruption remains a pervasive problem that undermines democratic institutions, slows economic development, and contributes to governmental instability. In South Africa, the fight against corruption is particularly […]
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Evolving Education Norms: Impacts on Employment Screening in South Africa

  The educational landscape in South Africa is undergoing a profound transformation, influenced by a burgeoning interest in homeschooling, the emergence of new private universities, and the evolving role of the South African Council for Educators (SACE). As these changes reshape how education is perceived and delivered, they also signal a shift in how employers verify and assess […]
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BEYOND THE BASICS: WHAT A COMPREHENSIVE & EFFECTIVE BACKGROUND CHECK SHOULD INCLUDE, AND WHAT IT SHOULD NOT

In the complex world of recruitment, especially for high-trust roles, a thorough background check is far more than a simple formality. It is about ensuring the candidate is a true fit for the role and the organisation is safeguarded from potential risks. At iFacts, we believe an effective background check should balance thoroughness with fairness, offering a tailored approach rather […]
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RED FLAGS VS. DEAL BREAKERS: HOW TO INTERPRET PRE-EMPLOYMENT SCREENING RESULTS FAIRLY

Pre-employment screening is a vital part of the hiring process, but it should be continued during the employment phase as well. It helps employers verify the suitability of candidates and ensures they select individuals who will uphold the organisation’s standards. However, there is a crucial distinction between red flags and deal breakers, and understanding how to interpret screening results fairly is essential, both to protect […]
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DO YOU HAVE A PROACTIVE EMPLOYEE SCREENING POLICY FOR TEMPORARY STAFF DURING YEAR-END PEAK TIMES?

  As the year draws to a close, many South African businesses experience a surge in sales, increased customer demand, and a need for extra hands-on deck. To meet these demands, companies often bring in additional temporary staff or casual workers, sometimes on short notice. While this flexibility is essential for maintaining service levels and boosting […]
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