Reduce barriers to employment. – 50-State Report
Having a past criminal conviction doesn't have to be a barrier: Ask HR
Ban the Box: Major U.S. Cities and Counties Adopt Fair Hiring Policies to Remove Unfair Barriers to Employment of People with Criminal Records | National Institute of Corrections
It's time to revisit many of the work barriers people with criminal records face - CSG Justice Center - CSG Justice Center
Fighting for Second Chances: BayLegal's Reentry Unit - Bay Area Legal Aid
Criminal History Restrictions On Career Licensure to Be Removed by Delaware Lawmakers - Pre-Employ
Future Interrupted: How Juvenile Records Aggravate Barriers to Employment | Juvenile Law Center
New data on formerly incarcerated people's employment reveal labor market injustices | Prison Policy Initiative
Events - Resource Center - NLSP
Criminal Convictions as a Barrier to Employment: How Attorneys Can Help People with Records Get a Second Chance
What Kinds of Jobs Can I Get with a Criminal Record? | Empire Resume
Resources for employment after a criminal record | CareerOneStop
Legal Action Center | Employment with an Arrest or Conviction Record
CSG reports on employment barriers for former offenders
How to Help People with Criminal Histories Break Employment Barriers
64% of unemployed men in their 30s have criminal records, a barrier to landing a job
Removing Barriers to Employment through Automatic Record Clearing
Criminal Record No Barrier to State Jobs in Georgia - GovDocs
Lowering Criminal Record Barriers – Including New Rights in New York State Hi everyone, and welcome to the Legal Action Center's webinar on Criminal Records. - ppt download
Barriers to Work:
Survey: Increasing Number of US Workers Support Hiring People with Criminal Records
Employment and Housing Discrimination Against Former Prisoners | The Homeless Hub
Archived | In Search of a Job: Criminal Records as Barriers to Employment | National Institute of Justice
Linking People with Criminal Records to Employment in the Healthcare Sector: 5 Things to Consider
A Criminal Record is a Barrier to Jobs and Housing for Millions in the U.S. | The Marshall Project
