When a Job such as the Airlines are concern, when they do a background/criminal check what data is reveled?
454752
Usually when a background check is done, it is done to protect the airline, it's employees and it's passengers against any possible criminal or terroristic behavior. What is revealed is everything in your life from conception to today, your family, friends, neighbors, associates,  education, and any other relevant information that the airline deems as asuch.
198934
u have to pay to get that information but employers get it through a nationwide search. some just go by what u tell them. employers pay a fee when they do criminal record checks worldwide. but if u want to pay for that info. all u have to do is go to website that tell u about a background check. when i did it i had to pay 49.00 dollars and that was one thing that came up employment background
783294
They'll usually hire an outside agency to do it.  Can be a company that specializes in that, some security companies do it, local police department or sheriff's office, state Bureau of Investigations office.  I think there's some web sites as well, you pay a fee and can run checks on people, but I don't think they'd have access to fingerprint information.  \n\nAs far as just criminal histories, that's public information.  Most states/counties have web sites you can look up individual's traffic citations, arrests, or civil claims.  Most you can look right on line, others you have to mail in a request.
958147
since they check your record, you would be arrested in most cases.
911638
That would show on a $50 background check.  Some businesses do them, some don't.  If they don't you might get away with it, but it would be out there.  \n\nIf they ever decided they didn't want you, they could back check things and have an immediate reason to fire you with cause.  I have seen that happen twice.
343055
depends on how in-depth the check is.  If they are only looking for felonies, the miosdo won't show.  But, if they do an entire crimianl background check, then obviously it'll show.  If the application question only asked for felonies, you answered corrrectly, and they ahould not be able to hold that against you (so long as you have a decent story behind it - either a funny one or one that down plays the severity of it.).  \n\nthere are a couple of checks that employers use: the DMV, the local police records at your local precinct (& sometimes surrounding areas), or the full blown FBI type searches.  FBI is most srintgent search, pretty much everythign shows up, DMV mostly driving related charges, and the local precinct only shows arrests (all) made in that area.
1103914
Yes you should worry! First of all, it WILL show up that way on a background check. Second of all you could lose the job for "nondisclosure" if you are hired for it. There is no way to clear the situation at all.
373018
It will be on your record forever in New York State but only through a History file. Not through a routine check done by local authorities say on a routine stop. That will be purged after 3 years through NYSPIN. \n\nIf you apply for a government job just be upfront and straightforward about it when asked. If they ask for an explanation then do so in the same manner that you did here. Be clear concise and let them know that it was a mistake.\n\nDo not compound the problem by trying to hide it. I did lots of background investigations and the last thing I wanted to hear from someone was "I forgot" after I found it.
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39040
A used to work for a background screening company, and I know for a fact that some companies don't even want to know about criminal records for an applicant if it is less than a felony.\n\nMost companies are going to have you fill out an application, and there will be a spot on the form where they ask you about that sort of thing. But read the fine print, it may ask you to omit certain things (usually traffic-related stuff, sometimes drug misdemeanors over 2 years old, etc).\n\nUnless they have asked you about it or it is implied that you should've already brought it to their attention, I wouldn't bring it up. That's a judgement call, obviously, but you don't want to sound like you think it might disqualify you from consideration. (Be confident!)
465146
Have a background check done
99805
No. But some jobs do a investigation on a person's back ground. At first I was going to ask if you have been in trouble to give you that feeling, but when I went to your profile, I saw your statement that you have never been in trouble, Thats great. Stay that way.
585323
The FBI will do an investigation on various aspects of your life from the forms you fill out. They will check finance, friends, family, drug use, recreational activity, political affiliations,etc... They will conduct interviews of family, friends, and acquaintances. They'll check you addresses, criminal record, etc..\n\nThey are looking for anything that may indicate a possible compromise of the info you will encounter/create that could lead a breach of "national security.\n\nThe investigation could take as little as 6 months or as much as 2-3 years(or more) depending on the info you furnish, the access you'll be granted, and the amount in your past. \n\nUntil the investigation is complete you will probably receive an interim clearance that will allow your schooling and "work" with limited access to sensitive compartmented information.
585205
Depends on the employer and the job.  Most don't do thorough checks.  Some government agencies can view your juvenile records.  Otherwise, as in the above answer, those that check will consider your adult record.  In that case, the number of years would depend on how old you are.  If you have a minor offense in your background that worries you, you should probably disclose it rather than stress over the background check.  Some employers will fire you for lying on the application if you don't disclose something that will come up later.  Good luck.
440304
It depends on the Company and the job you are applying for. If you are applying for a job in Finance or Accounting or have access to client's financical information, a bankruptcy may prevent you from being hired. If you are applying for a job that has nothing to do with money handling, they may not even check credit history in the background check. It all depends on the Company. The best thing is to be upfront from the beginning.
103045
Run a background check.
168446
That information MAY show up on a background check.\n\nIt depends on where you are applying for work (not the state you live in). There are only 10 states that do not allow employers to ask about arrests. In Oregon, we have several employers who routinely demand a "police contact sheet" of all hires. This includes every time your name was on a police report - whether you did anything or not.  Since you were arrested - it can show up. \n\nEven if you went through a diversion program or met other requirements that would get rid of the conviction - it does not automatically disappear. You still have to get it expunged.  How you do that varies by state. Check with your local county court for more information. \n\nNote to others reading this - even Juvenile records are not automatically sealed.  There is a process that you have to go through and request they be sealed (in most states). \n\nAlso the law is what the state you are applying for work in says it is. If you have crimes in NY (that NY says can't be looked at after X years) and you apply for a job in Oregon, that job can and will consider those crimes anyway.