Disqualifications are based on criminal, maltreatment, or other records. A full list of disqualifications can be found in Minnesota Statutes §245C.14 and §245C.15.

A maltreatment determination does not show up on your criminal record, but it is used in state or county background checks for direct care jobs. It can stop you from working in this kind of job …

Substantiated maltreatment means that DHS found sufficient evidence to confirm that abuse or neglect occurred. This finding can lead to a disqualification from working with vulnerable …

Domestic Abuse & Harassment Minnesota has a law called the Domestic Abuse Act, which is found at Minn. Stat. ch. 518B.

The reports and records are necessary to conduct an investigation of maltreatment. The reports and records will be used only for purposes of a child protection assessment or investigation …

If you have any of these things on your record you can’t work in direct contact jobs in Minnesota. This is true even if these things happened in another state or they happened when you were a …

Oct 13, 2021 · If the investigating agency has made a determination that maltreatment has not occurred and that child protective services are not needed, the investigating agency must …

Jan 15, 2025 · Substantiated findings in closed CPS cases may influence hiring decisions or result in disciplinary actions against current employees. State laws vary regarding employer …

Minnesota Court Records Online (MCRO) is an online application that provides public access to Minnesota state district court records and documents. Through MCRO, you can conduct broad …

Families must participate in working to resolve issues that may be contributing to the risk of child maltreatment. Counties and tribes still use Family Investigations for serious reports of child …