Do community grid workers need to check the blacklist when they go to work?

Community grid workers are the staff responsible for managing community affairs, and need to maintain good relations with residents and be responsible for maintaining the security and order of the community. Therefore, it is necessary to strictly examine the background and ethics of community grid workers to ensure that they will not have any adverse impact on the community.

When recruiting community grid workers, background checks are usually conducted, including checking whether there are criminal records and bad credit records. If applicants are found to have a bad record, they may be blacklisted, which means they may be refused recruitment or fired. Therefore, when applying for the position of community grid worker, you need to provide real personal information to ensure that there is no bad record to avoid being blacklisted.