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Finger Printing For Work?

Posted By: wabash2015

Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:01 PM

My employer is going to start requiring all of us get finger printed for work to meet CJIS compliance as we're going to support a local city government's police department.

Am I a weirdo because I want to refuse? I don't trust our government at all and don't want them having my prints. I've never been arrested nor have I had them taken.

EDIT: This was never a requirement previously.
Posted By: leethefishking

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:07 PM

I deal with this everyday and believe me it’s not optional. If you don’t want to do it then they just won’t be able to use you on that job.
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:09 PM

not a big deal imo.

concealed carry/fingerprints

nfa weapon, suppressor/prints

military/prints

somewhere they already have them on file, even if is just from the day you were born they have them.

we have no privacy any more.
Posted By: Texan Til I Die

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:12 PM

Heck we use fingerprint recognition at work to log into some of our workstations. I like it.
Posted By: YEE_YEE

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:16 PM

DPS already has them.
Posted By: LoneStarSon

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:19 PM

I had to start submitting my fingerprints for my professional licenses years ago. They are then submitted yearly to the FBI for background checks because my job does it and then the state does it every time I renew my 3 licenses; not a big deal. I know the DPS has had my thumbprint for at least 10 years.
Posted By: wabash2015

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:26 PM

Part of the reason I won't go get NFA items (suppressors, SBRs) or my conceal carry is I don't want the gubmit having my prints.
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:30 PM

Originally Posted by wabash2015
Part of the reason I won't go get NFA items (suppressors, SBRs) or my conceal carry is I don't want the gubmit having my prints.



lol, you think they don't already have them?

they were taken the day you were born, hand/feet prints and they never change.

if it is a work situation for a clearance, i.d. verification, log in/out stuff etc. it shouldn't be a big deal.

fingerprints aren't gonna tell anyone anything without access to a database they are in, be a lot more worried about your ss #, dl #, bank accts, cards and such, those can cause huge problems if they get compromised.
Posted By: Bigbob_FTW

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:32 PM

Originally Posted by Texan Til I Die
Heck we use fingerprint recognition at work to log into some of our workstations. I like it.


our time clocks have finger scanners.
Posted By: wabash2015

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:33 PM

Originally Posted by hopalong
Originally Posted by wabash2015
Part of the reason I won't go get NFA items (suppressors, SBRs) or my conceal carry is I don't want the gubmit having my prints.



lol, you think they don't already have them?

they were taken the day you were born, hand/feet prints and they never change.

if it is a work situation for a clearance, i.d. verification, log in/out stuff etc. it shouldn't be a big deal.

fingerprints aren't gonna tell anyone anything without access to a database they are in, be a lot more worried about your ss #, dl #, bank accts, cards and such, those can cause huge problems if they get compromised.


They were certainly not taken when I was born. My mother confirmed that, she's worse than I am about not trusting the government.
Posted By: CaptainCrunch

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:36 PM

The government probably already has your prints. I wouldn't worry about it.
Posted By: SoonerDG

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:36 PM

Originally Posted by wabash2015
My employer is going to start requiring all of us get finger printed for work to meet CJIS compliance as we're going to support a local city government's police department.

Am I a weirdo because I want to refuse? I don't trust our government at all and don't want them having my prints. I've never been arrested nor have I had them taken.

EDIT: This was never a requirement previously.


A lot of contracts require employees to have a fingerprint background check. We require it for any employee to have access to credit card transactions. You can refuse but if they don't have anything outside of those contracts they'll just let you go. I manage a lot of people and, frankly, someone refusing to be finger printed would be a HUGE red flag for me.
Posted By: YEE_YEE

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by wabash2015
My employer is going to start requiring all of us get finger printed for work to meet CJIS compliance as we're going to support a local city government's police department.

Am I a weirdo because I want to refuse? I don't trust our government at all and don't want them having my prints. I've never been arrested nor have I had them taken.

EDIT: This was never a requirement previously.


D. B. Cooper ?
Posted By: Floon Swenson

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:38 PM

Everybody in my industry has to do it. I don't see it as a big deal. Comes with the turf in some professions.
Posted By: BassFever

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:40 PM

Originally Posted by wabash2015
My employer is going to start requiring all of us get finger printed for work to meet CJIS compliance as we're going to support a local city government's police department.

Am I a weirdo because I want to refuse? I don't trust our government at all and don't want them having my prints. I've never been arrested nor have I had them taken.

EDIT: This was never a requirement previously.



At this stage in your life this is what you're worried about, SMH.
Posted By: Mark Perry

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:40 PM

Sounds lime you might be looking for a new job.
Posted By: TexDawg

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:41 PM

I had mine taken several years ago for CHL, never thought twice about it
Posted By: Bigbob_FTW

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:47 PM

several agencies have mine. blush
Posted By: 921 Phoenix

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:47 PM

In this day and age the socialist know about everything about you if you are on line or have a cell phone. They everything they need to make your life miserable with the help of the IRS if they want to

Finger prints would be the last thing I would be worried about
Just my .02
We are way past being able to keep the government out of our business
Posted By: patriot07

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 04:59 PM

I have a DoD clearance, so they were taken when I started here almost 20 years ago. But they also had them from my CHL, my suppressor, my driver's license I think....who knows.

What do you think the govt is gonna do with your prints? Rest of us who have given our prints have taken some huge risk?
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:02 PM

Originally Posted by patriot07
I have a DoD clearance, so they were taken when I started here almost 20 years ago. But they also had them from my CHL, my suppressor, my driver's license I think....who knows.

What do you think the govt is gonna do with your prints? Rest of us who have given our prints have taken some huge risk?



it is how the machines will clone us to be their workers.


I saw the movie about it!
Posted By: hopalong

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:03 PM

oh, if you have ever filled out a 4473 for a gun purchase then they know a lot more about you than fingerprints would give up.


just sayin.
Posted By: 921 Phoenix

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:08 PM

Originally Posted by patriot07
I have a DoD clearance, so they were taken when I started here almost 20 years ago. But they also had them from my CHL, my suppressor, my driver's license I think....who knows.

What do you think the govt is gonna do with your prints? Rest of us who have given our prints have taken some huge risk?


fingerprints does nothing for the government until you break the law. Your IRS taxes and online activity,and your cell phone GPS, and the GPS in your new vehicle tell them much more about you then your fingerprints ever will IMHO
Posted By: Flip Flop Fisher

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:10 PM

background check is pretty standard..we got fingerprinted for teaching school
Posted By: Quillback

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:16 PM

If they want to get you, they'll get your DNA. That tells "them" a lot more about you than your prints.
Posted By: OTFF

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by 921 Phoenix
In this day and age the socialist know about everything about you if you are on line or have a cell phone. They everything they need to make your life miserable with the help of the IRS if they want to

Finger prints would be the last thing I would be worried about
Just my .02
We are way past being able to keep the government out of our business


Best answer. ^^^^^^ If we only knew all the “details” they had on us, we would start shooting now. 😂
Posted By: Zipster

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:29 PM

If you have a smart phone the the FBI already has your prints along with your face for facial recognition.
Posted By: 921 Phoenix

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by Zipster
If you have a smart phone the the FBI already has your prints along with your face for facial recognition.


I always wonder how they determine the IQ of a SMARTPHONE

LMAO
Posted By: Oldrabbit

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 05:36 PM

If I remember correctly you gave them your thumb or index finger prints when you renewed your drivers license.
Posted By: Nickbyrd

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 06:47 PM

Some of us were already forced if you’ve ever spent the night in certain places . I have to anyways for certain high security sites , government facilities, vaults, server/data companies. Your already kind of screwed but I understand your frustration.
Posted By: ReelBusy

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 07:19 PM

We do it all the time for CJIS. Oddly enough that record isn't used with other state systems that require fingerprint records.
Posted By: Bass Buster1

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 07:23 PM

Not a big deal, normal practice for many jobs.
Posted By: PondFish

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 07:23 PM

I got fingerprinted in 1983 for an ROTC security Clearance.
Again in 1984 when I worked at a Brokerage firm.
Again around 1995 for a Mortgage/Securities firm.
Again around 2007 for my CHL/LTC

To paraphrase 'The Blues Brothers' ...his prints are like a rash all over the system...
Posted By: RayBob

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 09:52 PM

Had to be fingerprinted as a nurse starting somewhere around 2000 I think
Posted By: butch sanders

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by leethefishking
I deal with this everyday and believe me it’s not optional. If you don’t want to do it then they just won’t be able to use you on that job.


whatever you do
don't look at the prints from 1980
Posted By: YEE_YEE

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/28/24 09:59 PM

put super glue on your fingertips
Posted By: Dubee

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 01:11 AM

Do you have a logical reason you don't want to do it
Posted By: crankn101

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 01:16 AM

They already have access to your dna whenever its needed
Posted By: Baylor_Guy�

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 06:37 AM

I love finger painting!
Posted By: steveiam

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 10:40 AM

Out










Just saying-
Posted By: Space

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by hopalong
Originally Posted by wabash2015
Part of the reason I won't go get NFA items (suppressors, SBRs) or my conceal carry is I don't want the gubmit having my prints.



lol, you think they don't already have them?

they were taken the day you were born, hand/feet prints and they never change.

if it is a work situation for a clearance, i.d. verification, log in/out stuff etc. it shouldn't be a big deal.

fingerprints aren't gonna tell anyone anything without access to a database they are in, be a lot more worried about your ss #, dl #, bank accts, cards and such, those can cause huge problems if they get compromised.


This
Posted By: WAWI

Re: Finger Printing For Work? - 03/29/24 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by wabash2015
My employer is going to start requiring all of us get finger printed for work to meet CJIS compliance as we're going to support a local city government's police department.

Am I a weirdo because I want to refuse? I don't trust our government at all and don't want them having my prints. I've never been arrested nor have I had them taken.

EDIT: This was never a requirement previously.


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