Madison Square Garden pays up for background screening mistakes, COVID-19 delays are stealing Uber and Lyft drivers’ livelihood, and a COVID-19 story that might actually make you smile! It’s all in the EBI Screening News Weekly Wrap.

The federal government is finally making progress on years of background check backlogs, ICE extends the Form I-9 waiver for at least another month, and there may be hope for fans of TV and movies as one state issues guidelines to get filming back on track. It’s all in the EBI Screening News Weekly Wrap.

Last week we talked about how important contact tracing will be as we go forward. And this week it’s taking center stage as health officials try to keep people safe – not only from COVID-19, but from scammers too. Basically, contact tracing is the process health departments use to identify people who have come in […]

Contact tracing could be huge for fighting the virus, but timing is crucial. A popular caregiver site agrees to pay up for misleading screening claims. And the NFL makes lots of back-to-work plans, but are players onboard? Check out EBI’s Screening News Weekly Wrap for more.

Two states offer offenders a second chance, a pharmacy makes a deal to get out of opioid trouble, and Virginia employers may no longer ask applicants if they have ever had legal issues because of marijuana. It’s all in EBI’s Screening News Weekly Wrap.

The Supreme Court makes a decision that protects the rights of members of the LGBTQ community in the workplace, a new lawsuit tries to stop Paycheck Protection Program discrimination, and ANOTHER Form I-9 extension. EBI’s Screening News Weekly Wrap has the details.