reader service

[Steve Holmes]

Well, previous comments have been made on this subject.  In most cases,
the potential employee (reader in this case) does not pay for the
background checks, drug tests and the like.  The employer usually does; in
this case, that would be the state social services program.  If I were
paying a reader out of my own pocket, I would be obligated to pay for such
tests if I bothered.  When I hired readers in the past for my own use at
my own expense, I just hired someone I knew fairly well and felt I could
trust her.

On Fri, 25 Jan 2002, Maurice A. Mines wrote:

>
> Hi, it's Maurice.  I don't have a problem with a background check, due to
> the fact that people have been killed, here in the US, over the years.  The
> business of having the reader pay for the background check is proper.  In
> most apartment rental situations, the person pays for the background check.
>
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