value of fingerprinting & background checks vs. privacy

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  389503 Fingerprinting an Invasion of Privacy? Establish which point of view to defend (for/ against) in an in-class debate on the value of fingerprinting and background checks versus invasion of privacy.

• Educator fingerprint and criminal check, T chart

  http://www.gapsc.com/certification/index.asp : State and federal background checks are not required for Georgia certification of educators, but fingerprinting and FBI background checks are required for professional employment of an educator in a Georgia

• The debate of using social sites for background checks.

  I feel that background checks are complete in themselves. As a teacher, I have gone through criminal checks and fingerprinting and have never had a problem.

• This addresses balance between employment screening/privacy.

  A number of state legislators have introduced legislation aimed at restricting the scope of employer initiated background checks.

• Reaction to the Senate's Rejection of Gun Background Checks

  Just as those 86% of polled Americans, I too support the expansion of background checks.

• Genetic Fingerprinting

  In addition, there are many who would advocate that the information determined by genetic fingerprinting is unnecessary, and may even be an invasion of privacy. Lastly, the potential problems are vast.

• Background checks

  Different types of background checks available to employers.

• Biometrics in public and private sectors

  - Conducting criminal and subversive record background checks on foreign national contractors seeking to do business with the U.S. Government.

• Create an outline with three points for the Debate Paper

  However, these background checks can also have adverse effects on the morale of new joiners; it can adversely affect the employee future relationship with the employers. Background checks practices show the distrust that company has its new joiners.