by Protect Youth Sports | Jul 1, 2016 | Industry News
If your youth sports organization is run through, or in connection with, a church or other religious organization, you may want to brush up on sex offender laws in your state. Why? A New Jersey judge recently ruled that sex offenders in New Jersey are allowed to work...
by Protect Youth Sports | Jun 10, 2016 | Breaking News
There are lots of articles geared toward job applicants that discuss how a person fails a background check, but there are not nearly enough articles directed toward employers that outline why a candidate shouldn’t pass a background check. It’s an interesting question...
by Protect Youth Sports | Apr 25, 2016 | Breaking News, Industry News
A bill recently reintroduced by a group of bipartisan lawmakers in the House and Senate aims to give youth-serving organizations like sports leagues and camps greater access to background screening tools is renewing an examination of the scope of the FBI fingerprint...
by Protect Youth Sports | Feb 9, 2016 | Industry News
The interest in and prevalence of youth sports background checks as a pre-employment and pre-volunteering measure is skyrocketing. The National Alliance for Youth Sports (NAYS) says this is attributed to two factors: the increased exposure of high-profile reports of...
by Protect Youth Sports | Jan 26, 2016 | Industry News
The Albuquerque Public School system is facing an embarrassing situation; one that largely could’ve been avoided with a proper hiring procedure that included routine youth sports background checks for all employees, staff, coaches and volunteers. It began last summer....
by Protect Youth Sports | Jan 12, 2016 | Industry News
If you’re in charge of a youth sports league or team, we know you don’t have enough time. The list of duties you’re responsible for is mind-blowing – hiring, scheduling, equipment, finances. And this is only a partial list! We applaud your dedication to our...
by Protect Youth Sports | Dec 29, 2015 | Compliance Updates, Industry News
It’s common knowledge that most local youth sports leagues and/or teams are run, staffed and assisted by volunteers. Without the knowledge, enthusiasm, and time commitment these folks’ make, our children may not have as many opportunities to participate in youth...
by Protect Youth Sports | Dec 15, 2015 | Industry News
The Carolina Panthers of the National Football League are making shock-waves this season for their (so far) undefeated season. But a story on the team’s website is capturing our attention for an entirely different reason. The post, “Scouts Honor: The Importance of...
by Protect Youth Sports | Dec 1, 2015 | Compliance Updates, Industry News
After-school programs often rely on buses to transport students. Sometimes the buses (or vans or whatever they use) are operated by the private-sector business who is running the after-school activity program. Other times, the school district provides the buses....
by Protect Youth Sports | Nov 19, 2015 | Compliance Updates, Industry News
We’re going back to basics on Protect Youth Sports this week. Our goal is explaining some of the basic laws of background checks and what employees and volunteers need to know about how youth sports organizations and the Consumer Reporting Agencies (CRAs) with whom...
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