Felons how to get a job

Everyone wants to bad mouth felons, But tell everyone on here how they are suppose to get a job.And no such thing as once you do your time it is over it is never over for the rest of their lives any ideas?

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Everyone wants to bad mouth felons, But tell everyone on here how they are suppose to get a job.And no such thing as once you do your time it is over it is never over for the rest of their lives any ideas?

You can actually go to the court house and pay a certain amount, depending on the offense and time since it occurred, and have it expunged from your record. I am not sure if it work in every case, but that is what we used to tell people to do when i used to look over resumes at a place that I used to work when we would do the background checks.

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Everyone wants to bad mouth felons, But tell everyone on here how they are suppose to get a job.And no such thing as once you do your time it is over it is never over for the rest of their lives any ideas?

They can get some jobs. Just not the best jobs.

Play you pay, people need to learn that

Unfortunately, it is generally not possible to have a felony conviction expunged. Legislatures have greatly expanded the conduct that has been described as felonious, and many people have straightened up and do not deserve the lifetime disability. Being "tough on crime" is always politically popular, and concern for those branded as criminal seldom is, until it really hits home. With the exception of drug possession crimes after proving to a judge that you have been through a meaningful rehabilitation, you don't get rid of a felony under Kentucky law unless you happen to be well-connected enough to get a gubernatorial pardon(with only enough exceptions to prove the rule).

once a year they have a job fair for felons only. ask probation they can tell you when. it started last year.

They can get a job just like everyone else put in an application. The are not going to get a CEO job or nothing fancy but any manual labor or restrant job would be an option.

sorry- typo's They and resterant

well that is good and fine but tell me lady just where would those jobs you are referring to at. not around here sorry

The type of felony has a lot to do with what type of job that youre looking for. Be honest and explain on your application or interview and maybe the interviewer may determine that your particular conviction will not affect your job performance.

Yes, jobs are scarse right now, but the job shop is always an option. Anything should be better than prison.

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sorry- typo's They and resterant

You mean restaurant. Don't feel sorry. That's a hard word to spell. Most folks around here can't write a simple sentence. LOL

Scarce.

they should give them a chance at w/e job they want.

lie lie and lie some more on app. if they dont ask dont tell, etc etc. the worse that can happen is you dont get the job, right back where u started,but no i know where u r comin from just because u r a felon dont mean its all behind u and seem like everytime u take two steps forward u get get knocked back three steps, good luck in job search.

Veryy very true well said maybe not the lie lie but the rest of it

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Veryy very true well said maybe not the lie lie but the rest of it

you dont deseve a job after getting other peoples children hooked on drugs your just like tanya hawks son junki scum

I beg your parden I have one judge that be Jesus Christ and the last time I checked it is not ivgotahardon so ge a life

i have no felonies but i have alot of misd. & i tell the truth on my applications. so needless to say they never call me back. but i have straightend up my life & just trying to do right. i just dont understand if they do drug tests & u r a hardworker why should it matter what u did in the past? this world is very unfair. they dont want to give felonies a 2nd chance & they wonder why they turn back to the life of crime. they gotta make money & live too.

very well said,They do not want felons to have a second chance takes away to many cops jobs