Workers' Compensation Search

A workers' compensation report provides employers with insight into past work injuries. This helps employers accommodate and manage work restrictions prior to employment.

Construction, industrial, and other labor-intensive industries often use workers' compensation search. It provides important information regarding past injuries. However, employers may only conduct this history search after making and accepting an offer of employment. They cannot use it to make an employment decision.

A County Civil Records Search may help reveal lawsuits of a non-criminal nature. An individual may be involved in these as a defendant or plaintiff related to mediation and arbitration cases.

Note: This search is only available in select states. Some State laws do not allow this information to be released without a court order or a permissible purpose. Please Contact Us to find out more.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a Workers' Compensation Search?

A: ​A "Workers' Compensation Search" can refer to two distinct processes: an online system used to track claims, or a work search requirement where an injured worker must actively seek a new job within their physical limitations to keep receiving benefits.

Q: How do past injuries impact the hiring process?
Q: What does "accepting an offer of employment" mean in the context of a Workers' Compensation Search?
Q: What qualifies as a "permissible purpose" for a background check?