The Imperative Podcast Listener Contest
Listen to the Imperative Podcast for a chance to win an iPod Nano!
Beginning in January of 2009, Imperative will host the first Imperative Podcast Listener Contest. The winner of the contest will receive a new iPod nano. In order to be eligible to win, simply listen for our contest entry code during our January podcasts. The winner will be announced on February 2nd.
Once you have the entry code, return to this page and enter the appropriate information and you will be registered to win. Happy listening!
The Imperative Blog and Podcast
| How Reliable is an FBI Background Check? Television crime shows like CSI give the impression that the federal government has a comprehensive database of all (or even just the most serious) criminal convictions in the US. With just a few keystrokes, POOF!, an individual's entire criminal rec |
| Keep Tennessee Flood Victims in Your Thoughts This Week (Updated) Update: Our friends in Nashville sent this photo from the Middle Tennessee flood. Click to expand. We received the following message from one of our court house researchers in Tennessee this morning. I'm glad to know that they have come... |
| Identity Thief's Records Attributed to His Victim Bloomberg Business Week has a story this week about a Wisconsin man who is suing the state for misattributing criminal records to him when employers and others do a state criminal records check. It turns out that the records belong... |
| Should Courts Publish Your Date of Birth Over the Internet? There has been a lot of background screening industry buzz around the proposed changes to Missouri Court Operating Rule 2, much of it in overreaction to the proposed changes. In essence, the proposed changes will remove the full date of... |
| HBR asks: Are "High Potential" Programs an Anachronism? In a blog post on the Harvard Business Review website, Tammy Erikson examines whether "high potential" programs designed to identify and coach employees who are destined to rise in the organization are out of step with the workforce that is... |
| Court holds that franchisor may be liable under Title VII for sexual harassment committed by franchisee There's a blog article over at Lexology today that should be of interest to our clients who are franchisors or franchisees. A Pennsylvania federal district court has ruled that tax prep franchisor Jackson Hewitt may be held liable for the... |