How do I check my own employment background history accurately?

Normally all employers do employment background check of prospective employees. How do I check my own employment background history accurately so that I can find any errors and misleading information before I submit it to employer?

How do I check my own employment background history accurately?
You can call your previous employers to see if they have what you need. Most employers are only verifying that you worked there, and for the time you said you did.





The site I'm including may be helpful as well.
Reply:check with the credit bureaus





then try to remember





also social security has a record





mostly if you don't know it, nobody else will either
Reply:They cost money here is what is included in a background check and what is not included click this link;http://www.privacyrights.org/fs/fs16-bck...
Reply:as a manager of h.r. for years and answering those previous employment questions...the rules and guidelines now are that you can only confirm if the person was employed at a certain place, from what dates and was the departure of the employee for the same reasons as stated,,,,,,,,,you can not say if they were good, bad or indifferent, you can only say they left voluntarily or unvoluntarily...so don't sweat it....they can't say much.
Reply:I think you're mixing things up a bit. Employment History is simply a listing of your prior jobs, provided by you to your prospective employer. There is no data base for that.





Backround checks are where they run your information through the legal databases to see if you've ever been convicted of a crime or something.





Most law enforcement agencies have online databases you can check. If not, go down in person and ask to see your file, if you even have one.
Reply:Contact the Social Security office in your city. They can generate a list of all employment from your first job to present.
Reply:thats a good question.