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USOTR 04-05-2025 05:23 AM

Background checks
 
Since this is a senior communities, our contractors needs to be held to a high standard. That should include background checks on all workers entering The Villages.

crash 04-05-2025 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by AMB444 (Post 2421109)
You all laugh at what this implies. But eventually something is going to happen that could have been avoided.

You mean like the market sell off could have been avoided. I am more worried about how a recession will impact my retirement then maybe some gang banger will come to the pool.

Rwirish 04-05-2025 06:07 AM

Oh boy, horrible look.

Tsnowglf@gmail.com 04-05-2025 06:34 AM

E-Verify
 
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Originally Posted by Pugchief (Post 2421072)
Not a good look for TV? Not sure what your concern is....

Are you worried what others will think about TV? (Who cares?)
Are you worried he didn't know how to hang drywall bc he was in a gang? (Assume he was trained properly.)
Are you worried there are unsavory types working labor jobs in FL? (People who do these jobs aren't generally the country club set.)

The only concern is that hiring gangbangers is not a safe practice for the employer or the community. Not sure how you would prevent that though. Maybe if there was a question on the employment application: Are you in a gang? Yes/No

Perhaps if e-Verify was actually used properly.....

E-Verify is not a system all employers use or are they required to use. If the government made E-Verify mandatory for ALL companies to use and this individual was still working, then yes you could say E-Verify wasn’t used properly.

Bogie Shooter 04-05-2025 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by USOTR (Post 2421136)
Since this is a senior communities, our contractors needs to be held to a high standard. That should include background checks on all workers entering The Villages.

Who would do this?

RoadToad 04-05-2025 06:43 AM

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Originally Posted by MorTech (Post 2421118)
This could have been avoided if employers would just ask applicants if they are members of murdering gangs :)

And of course the applicant would fess-up right then and there. Love it .. he he

gorillarick 04-05-2025 06:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 2421171)
Who would do this?

All contractors required to be registered with TV, showing proof of having a driver's license, current tags, maybe even insurance like workman's comp.
Don't just flag-thru anyone with a truck or trailer.

I saw a truck in my neighborhood doing work. Colorado plates, 5 years expired.
That means no car/truck insurance, probably no FL driver's license, probably paying no taxes, definitely not a licensed contractor with insurance.
and we welcome them ?

Desiderata 04-05-2025 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by shut the front door (Post 2421066)
for The Villages. In a national press conference, Pam Bondi revealed that one of the recently arrested MS13 gang members (arrested in connection with 4 murders) was working in construction in TV (hanging drywall). That's a bit scary.

The good news is that he was caught.

GoldenBoy 04-05-2025 06:51 AM

Really?
 
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Originally Posted by shut the front door (Post 2421066)
for The Villages. In a national press conference, Pam Bondi revealed that one of the recently arrested MS13 gang members (arrested in connection with 4 murders) was working in construction in TV (hanging drywall). That's a bit scary.

I guess the real question is this: Was she actually truthful about this? What did she offer as proof?

GoldenBoy 04-05-2025 06:56 AM

Background Checks
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by USOTR (Post 2421136)
Since this is a senior communities, our contractors needs to be held to a high standard. That should include background checks on all workers entering The Villages.

Given the number of adult children who move in with Mom and Dad, or Memaw and Papa, who end up in the back of a sheriff's car, maybe they should be background checked as well.

GoldenBoy 04-05-2025 06:59 AM

what?
 
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Originally Posted by gorillarick (Post 2421176)
All contractors required to be registered with TV, showing proof of having a driver's license, current tags, maybe even insurance like workman's comp.
Don't just flag-thru anyone with a truck or trailer.

I saw a truck in my neighborhood doing work. Colorado plates, 5 years expired.
That means no car/truck insurance, probably no FL driver's license, probably paying no taxes, definitely not a licensed contractor with insurance.
and we welcome them ?

How did the phone call with the Sheriff go when you reported this?

Signxsignx 04-05-2025 07:01 AM

Could possibly be TV knew of his connections, and then alerted immigration on where to find him! Smart move rather than to not hire him and let him go into hiding

Bill14564 04-05-2025 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by golfing eagles (Post 2421134)
Seriously? Is the implication that someone who can viciously murder another person because he is in a rival gang spends the rest of his time as a peaceful, church going model citizen???? Sorry, but good riddance.

If accurate then yes, good riddance.

However as post #29 points out, the chance of encountering a random contractor who is a member of MS-13 and who was involved in a gang murder ten years ago is much less than encountering a child/grandchild with drug, alcohol, or anger-management issues.

Bill14564 04-05-2025 07:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gorillarick (Post 2421176)
All contractors required to be registered with TV, showing proof of having a driver's license, current tags, maybe even insurance like workman's comp.
Don't just flag-thru anyone with a truck or trailer.

I saw a truck in my neighborhood doing work. Colorado plates, 5 years expired.
That means no car/truck insurance, probably no FL driver's license, probably paying no taxes, definitely not a licensed contractor with insurance.
and we welcome them ?

Who is going to stop every truck with a trailer to check for a driver's license, current tags, insurance, and workman's comp? Do you check just the driver or all the passengers as well? Where would you put these checkpoints? How do you justify putting up Villages checkpoints on public roads?

Better yet, now they have to be Florida plates and FL driver's licenses and provide proof of taxes as well????

Chickx729 04-05-2025 07:25 AM

Exactly, let's just "wait and see" if someone gets attacked.


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