PIRC Adopts Recommended Industry Background Screening Standard
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The Property Insurance & Restoration Conference (PIRC) recently held its latest meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah included the attendee adoption of a Recommended Background Screening Standard. As vocalized by participants spanning multiple industry segments, the lack of a standard for completing background screenings has led to widely varying requirements from the insurance companies and third-party administrators. The compliance to these variables affects all segments in areas of efficiency and workforce management. “PIRC is here to find areas of possible improvement which increase efficiency and . . .
It is the protection of the policyholder as well as workforce recruiting and retention that presented the balance the committee sought to encompass in one set of rules.
It is the protection of the policyholder as well as workforce recruiting and retention that presented the balance the committee sought to encompass in one set of rules.
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