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Alex asked, making his gaze meet Killian's. "Yes sir." "Have you done your research?" Alex asked. Unknown to every employee in his company, before he gave out any employment, he made sure to do a background check on the person. At least that would make him not have criminals, ex-convicts, and psychos as employees. "Yes and strangely enough, he has nothing to his name and his life is uneventful. No wife, no kids, and no past relationship. No criminal records either." Killian announced.

He clicked on it and it brought up attachments. The first one was showing Kevin’s many jobs across the country the past six years. He had gotten two states away and then all of a sudden went home to North Carolina. Why had he given up his search? The last job it showed for him was in North Carolina. He hadn't received a check from them in a couple of months. He moved onto the next attachment which showed there was no trace of Kevin using his checking account or working in those months.

My office door opens and both people entered, "Jane are you okay", Jayden asks in concern. "What the fuck were you thinking huh? What the fuck were you thinking hiring him"I yell at him angrily. "I didn't know he was the one until the contract was given to him"he simply replies "You didn't fucking know ? What happened to back ground checks"I angrily ask him. "Look,he is the best English architect with affordable price. He is good at his job, besides you said we don't mix business with personal life"he smirks and I shot him a glare.

“If I can’t get a proper job and a decent flow of income soon, then I will be ruined for sure.” June thought carefully as she took in the woman in front of her. A woman that had enough experience in the construction business that she was overqualified for the position of being a project manager in any company she chose. It was no surprise that she couldn’t get a job because it was in the nature of LT Constructions to blacklist people who had left the company, thus making it almost impossible to be employed in the field. When she confronted her then-husband about it, he made a fleeting comment, stating that it was a way to ensure they were in check and not doing what they weren’t supposed to.

The accident didn't just haunt me and my family, but it also haunted Jack. "The day of your father's funeral, I promised him I would protect you with my life. I will help you be the head of The Remington. I did and still do the background check for every employee at The Remington." My eyes widened. We have thousands of employees... "I checked on them one by one. Starting from the highest position to the lowest. Including Ben Sanders. I checked him the day after your father's funeral. He hadn't fucked with The Remington at that time, that's why he pass my screening."

Tevyat grumbles at this. Jack noticed it and knew very well that his boss was in another bad mood. He will need more coffee. “Can we have a list of those people so we can do background checks on them too?” Jack asked the manager, but the manager just handed him the briefcase that she was carrying. Inside was the information about the people that Auria met so far. All complete. This would narrow down the work for him and Azrick ten times. “Thank you,” Jack said. He then asked the maid to get another cup of coffee for Azrick, or else he will explode any time soon.

So I stretched the diner into customer relations management and the shelf stacking into inventory logistics and I sent it out to every listing I could find and then I sat back and waited. The replies came within two days. One after another, the same polite rejection in different fonts. We have decided to pursue other candidates. While your qualifications are noted. I knew what it meant. A background check had run my name, the word murder had come up, and that was the end of it every single time. I stopped counting after the twelfth one.

Take risks: if you win, you will be happy; if you lose, you will be wise. – Anonymous “Hey, boss.” Johnson said getting Douggie’s attention. Douggie looked up from the list of interviews that were scheduled for the day. The investigator in charge cleared Parker yesterday. He should be returning to work next week after the background check is complete. The cursory report came back just as Parker had told him the other night.

“I have seen your sample works, your ideas from your professors, and heard that your messed up your honors during the last few weeks after the graduation, and I guessed I know why, it was because of your mother, isn’t it? You had to work here for hours to pay for her, in exchange of getting late for school and not able to do well in quizzes and late passing of requirements… Now—“ Phoenix was cut off when Kiara glared at him and spoke. “So you did a background check on me, is that it? So I was right then, you were the one who paid my mother’s hospital bills.” “I had to background check the people my company may potentially hire.” Phoenix retorted. “I did not tell you to pay my mother’s hospit

“Who is more important, your boss or me?” Joe looked at his girlfriend’s beautiful face and patted her head. “Stay here.” He then walked out of the screening hall to answer the phone. Outside the screening hall, when he answered the phone, Blake’s cold voice sounded from the other end, “Give me a background check on Bright Life Culture Inc.” Joe was slightly surprised. “Now?” “As soon as possible.” The call ended. Joe looked at his phone and did not know what to say. ‘So, how long is as soon as possible?’