A police check helps organisations make informed decisions about the suitability of applicants for a range of employment, registration or licensing entitlements, including:
• recruitment, job applications and pre-employment screening
• volunteer and not for profit positions
• working with children or vulnerable people
• immigration and citizenship
• visa applications
• adoption applications
• occupation related licensing
• firearm licensing.
Is it compulsory?
Police Checks are an important means for many organisation to get to know and show they care about their employees. It demonstrates that an organisation values its reputation, team culture and clients.
Police checks are not required for all jobs, but for some it’s rather crucial. It’s common for people in senior or financial roles to undergo a police check, when applying for jobs working with children or vulnerable demographics, in many government or legal positions, or in public roles such as bus and taxi drivers.
What should you expect on a result?
A police check will show your police history including information such as:
A police check does not contain information about spent convictions which are those removed from an individual’s record because it’s exceeded the required duration of time.
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