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Because it shifts perceived responsibility for any failures from the temp agency to the service that performed the background checks.
by Bluestrike2 11y ago
Because it shifts perceived responsibility for any failures from the temp agency to the service that performed the background checks.
- KirinDave 11y agoExcept that the BC folks would never accept such responsibility, and the temp agencies require employers to waive the right to claim (limiting the damages to reputation). So maybe that is the logic, but it's specious logic.