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Criminal background checks\u00a0are at the core of most pre-employment background investigations, but they are not the only type of background check employers use. Verification checks are often a part of the equation as well. These types of checks help employers determine whether a job candidate was honest on his or her resume or job application. Since details like education, work history, and professional licenses or certification are typically top considerations in any hiring decision, verifying that these details are accurate for all top candidates is often an essential part of the employee screening process. Educational and professional verification checks serve to provide that kind of fact-checking.<\/p>\n

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At Blinkx, we provide four different services that fall into the verification check family: employment verification, education verification, professional license verification, and reference verification. We have outlined the basics of these verification checks below.<\/p>\n