Common use of Criminal Background Check Clause in Contracts

Criminal Background Check. The Board shall conduct a criminal records check of prospective new employees in the manner prescribed by law. A new employee shall be considered conditionally employed until the results of the criminal records check are received. If the new employee has been convicted of or pled guilty to any of the offenses listed in Section 3319.39, Revised Code, he/she shall be immediately notified by the Superintendent that his/her employment is terminated. The employee in this situation shall not be entitled to any further due process from the administration or the Board. The President of the Association will also be notified of the Board's action.

Criminal Background Check. The Board shall conduct a criminal records check of prospective new employees members in the manner prescribed by lawlaw and at the applicant’s expense. A new employee shall be considered conditionally employed until the results of the criminal records check are received. If the new employee has been convicted of or pled guilty to any of the offenses listed in Section 3319.39, Revised Code, he/she shall be immediately notified by the Superintendent that his/her employment is terminated. The employee in is this situation shall not be entitled to any further due process from the administration or the Board. The President of the Association will also be notified of the Board's action.

Criminal Background Check. The Board shall conduct a criminal records check of prospective new employees in the manner prescribed by lawlaw and at the applicant’s cost. A new employee shall be considered conditionally employed until the results of the criminal records check are received. If the new employee has been convicted of or pled guilty to any of the offenses listed in Section 3319.39, Revised Code, he/she shall be immediately notified by the Superintendent that his/her employment is terminated. The employee in this situation shall not be entitled to any further due process from the administration or the Board. The President of the Association will also be notified of the Board's action.