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Criminal Records and Reform
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Criminal records make it difficult for people to find legitimate work, resulting in an overall reduction of the American workforce by 0.9 to 1%. However, there are certain jobs where having a criminal record may not be a barrier to entry.
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The presence of criminal records on jobseekers reduces the American workforce by up to 1%, which amounts to 1.7 to 1.9 million people.
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Criminal Records
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The presence of criminal records on jobseekers reduces the American workforce by up to 1%, which amounts to 1.7 to 1.9 million people. This disproportionately affects minority communities and contributes to poverty in America.
ChapterCriminal Records and Reform
EpisodeCriminal Records: No Thanks!
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The availability of job opportunities for those with a criminal record differ based on the type of industry and population they work with.
47:45 - 51:21 (03:36)
Criminal Records
Summary
The availability of job opportunities for those with a criminal record differ based on the type of industry and population they work with. Certain industries, such as those that work with vulnerable populations, may require a clean criminal background check for employment.