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PRRN Preparing a Standardized Agreement for Hiring On-site Record Researchers

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A committee of nine members from the Public Record Retriever Network (PRRN) has been formed to create a model agreement that can be used by localized public record researchers when hired by employment screening firms or public record vendor firms. The committee - which includes record researchers, members of employment screening firms, members of public record vendor firms, and a prominent attorney specializing in FRCA - is striving to prepare a master agreement that is fair to all parties.

 

Details of this agreement will be released next month at www.prrn.us

Full post as published by BRB's Public Records Blog on March 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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