Glitch means Ohio employers missed alerts on worker arrests Ohio's system for notifying certain public and private employers about workers' arrests missed at least 100 notifications over the last two years because of a long-undetected problem in the state's criminal background system, Attorney General Mike DeWine said. The state's "Rapback" system, which notifies participating public and private employers when employees are arrested, failed to detect offenses among about 80,000 employees from mid-2013 to July 13. So far, officials have found 106 instances in which employees were not notified of an employee's arrest or conviction and DeWine told The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1SZcFMf ) on Monday he expects that number to ... Continue reading... http://www.starbeacon.com/news/glit...cle_3a455902-069d-5a93-a568-2551fcd609f8.html
Glitch means Ohio employers missed alerts on worker arrests So far, officials have found 106 instances in which employees were not notified of an employee's arrest or conviction and DeWine told The Columbus Dispatch on Monday he expects that number to grow. School teachers, bus drivers, foster parents and home ... Continue reading... http://www.wlwt.com/news/Glitch-means-Ohio-employers-missed-alerts-on-worker-arrests/34529034
Glitch means Ohio employers missed alerts on worker arrests So far, officials have found 106 instances in which employees were not notified of an employee’s arrest or conviction and DeWine told The Columbus Dispatch on Monday he expects that number to grow. School teachers, bus drivers, foster parents and home ... Continue reading... http://www.morningjournal.com/general-news/20150804/glitch-means-ohio-employers-missed-alerts-on-worker-arrests
Glitch means Ohio employers missed alerts on worker arrests So far, officials have found 106 instances in which employees were not notified of an employee’s arrest or conviction and DeWine told The Columbus Dispatch on Monday he expects that number to grow. School teachers, bus drivers, foster parents and home ... Continue reading... http://www.news-herald.com/general-news/20150804/glitch-means-ohio-employers-missed-alerts-on-worker-arrests
Glitch means Ohio employers missed alerts on worker arrests So far, officials have found 106 instances in which employees were not notified of an employee’s arrest or conviction and DeWine told The Columbus Dispatch (http://bit.ly/1SZcFMf) on Monday he expects that number to grow. School teachers, bus drivers ... Continue reading... http://wkbn.com/2015/08/04/glitch-means-ohio-employers-missed-alerts-on-worker-arrests/
Teachers, bus drivers majority of 649 unreported arrests Teachers, school bus drivers and other K-12 employees are a majority of the 649 arrests and criminal convictions that went unreported to state licensing agencies due to a flawed computer system. However, the office of Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine says it cannot legally release the exact number of schools employees arrested, their employing districts or the crimes with which they were charged and convicted. A review of 3,572 arrests among "Rapback"-enrolled employees during the two years the system did not work properly is nearly complete and has identified 649 people whose troubles were not reported, DeWine’s office said today. ... Continue reading... http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/local/2015/08/06/unreported_teacher_arrests.html
Ohio Attorney General says alert system for worker arrests missed 650 cases COLUMBUS (AP) — About 650 arrests and convictions for teachers, school employees and others weren ... to notify participating public and private employers when employees are arrested, but it failed to detect the offenses among about 80,000 employees ... Continue reading... http://www.morningjournal.com/general-news/20150807/ohio-attorney-general-says-alert-system-for-worker-arrests-missed-650-cases
