Sterling Talent Solutions, formed in 2016 after the merger of SterlingBackcheck and TalentWise, is one of the largest background check companies. They provide background checks and pre-employment screening services to employers across various industries, including education, government, healthcare, retail, the gig economy, manufacturing, construction, and utilities.
Sterling background checks are used by employers during the hiring process. The specific details checked can vary depending on the employer and the position but may include:
Yes, errors can occur on Sterling background checks. These mistakes might result from outdated databases or incorrect profile matching. For example, your record could be mixed with another person’s if they share a similar name or birthdate.
If there are errors on your Sterling Talent Solutions background check, you have the right to dispute it. Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), you should be notified and given a chance to dispute the information if you’ve been denied a job because of an incorrect background check.
If there is a mistake on your Sterling Talent Solutions background check, you have the right to dispute the error and have it corrected.
Sterling has 30 days to investigate and correct any inaccuracies after receiving your dispute. You can reach them at 1-888-889-5248.
If errors on your Sterling background check have cost you a job, you may be able to file a lawsuit. Sterling has faced multiple lawsuits over inaccurate background checks that resulted in job losses. Some notable cases include:
If you believe that an error on your Sterling background check has cost you a job, you can seek legal assistance. The consumer protection attorneys at Francis Mailman Soumilas, P.C. specialize in cases like these.
We can help you pursue a claim against Sterling Talent Solutions. Fill out the FREE CASE REVIEW FORM or call 1-877-735-8600 to see if you have a case now.
There is no out-of-pocket cost to you. We only get paid when you win.
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