Robin Nelson, the CEO of the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Red River Valley, says on this episode of Plain Talk that bureaucratic delays can make it take as long as six weeks to on-board a new employee.
(Fargo, ND) The Deputy Commissioner for North Dakota Health and Human Services is refuting complaints about how long it's taking her department to complete background checks for people who want to work in the childcare industry. "If we get a full kit, which means someone has resided in North Dakota the entire time, all of their forms are filled out correctly, and we get
(Fargo, ND) UPDATE: Sara Stolt, the Deputy Commissioner for North Dakota Health and Human Services provided a written response to WDAY News First regarding the complaints made by Robin Nelson. "The Department has made investments in updating the background check process over the last 5 years. In 2018, the average background check took 25 days to complete. In 2022, the