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First Advantage, ERA enter alliance

Bangalore, Sept 04

Background screening services firm First Advantage Corporation has entered into a partnership with the Executive Recruiters' Association, an all-India body representing executive recruitment firms to provide pre-screened candidates to ERA clients. This is aimed at reducing the time, effort and resources involved in postemployment screening, as well as to raise awareness levels among recruiters about the criticality of conducting background checks on employees, vendors and contract staff. Mr Ashish Dehade, Managing Director (West Asia), First Advantage, said, "Globally, as employers tackle the challenges of finding, hiring and retaining the right employees in a timely and cost efficient manner, they are turning to companies that can provide integrated employment solutions. This association with ERA can provide executive recruitment firms a channel to offer streamlined value-added services to their clients." - Our Bureau

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