MyEmployment helps employers offset third-party employment verification fees, modernize the release workflow, and give employees more visibility into how their data is used.
MyEmployment reimburses up to 100% of qualifying third-party employment verification fees tied to your new hire background checks. Keep your current background check provider. Keep your current process. The fees you have been absorbing are offset from day one.
When a verification request comes through the MyEmployment framework, the employee receives a real-time notification. They gain visibility into who is requesting data and why. They gain more control over how the request is handled. It is a more modern standard of transparency, and one employers can feel good about offering.
MyEmployment manages verifier accreditation, the release workflow, employee notifications, and compliance documentation. The operational burden comes off your team. All inbound employment verification requests for your current and former employees are processed through our platform.
You may be wondering how we can reimburse verification fees and offer a revenue share. Here is how the model works.
You do not need a new background check company. Your HR team instructs your existing provider to route employment verifications through MyEmployment first. If a verification cannot be completed, the existing process becomes the fallback. Nothing operational changes. Nothing compliance-related changes. Only the routing changes.
MyEmployment shares a percentage of inbound verification revenue with participating employers, up to $500,000 in the first year. The exact amount depends on workforce profile and verification volume.
Remember: CEOs, CFOs, HR executives, everyone in leadership is an employee too. Employment data gets accessed during mortgages, rentals, and credit decisions. This is not just an employer benefit. It is a personal one.
Founded by Bob Mather, who spent 30 years in the background screening industry, built and operated one of the nation's largest independent screening companies, and sold it in 2022. Bob was the industry source quoted in a 2013 NBC News investigation into how employment data is collected and sold. He built MyEmployment as a more transparent, modern alternative to legacy verification systems.
A short conversation is all it takes to understand what this model looks like for your organization.