Showing posts with label employment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label employment. Show all posts

Jobs for convicted felons - people with criminal records

People will criminal records can find jobs. They need a second chance at life. They need to be gainfully employed so that they can give back to society. They need to find an employer who is willing to take a chance on them.

Convicted felons face many challenges when they apply for jobs.
  • How do you describe your criminal past?
  • Why did you do it?
  • How do you show that you've taking responsibility and that you have changed?
  • What does it mean to get rehabilitated?
  • How can you assure an employer that you won't slip up and make a similar mistake?

Felons need to remember that people all make mistakes. Nobody is perfect. Never give up. Don't get discouraged. You'll get a lot of rejections. Denials. You'll get close, but then the job won't come through. Don't give up. If you persist and find the right people who are willing to help you and guide you through the process, you'll succeed in finding something that is rewarding.

You may need to start with something small and patiently work your way back up.

Jobs for convicted felons

These days, it's hard to find a job. What kind of employment can convicted felons find? View employers, in your state, and city, that hire felons. Check out Xamire: http://www.xamire.com/

Please don't judge us too quickly

If you believe that we all deserve a second chance, then please don't judge us too quickly. If you've made mistakes that you regret, then please don't judge us too quickly.

Felons need a second chance at life.

Convicts need to know that they can find employment opportunities if they work hard.

A lot of felons feel very sorry for what they've done. They never want to make another major mistake in their life. They want to give back to society. They want to undo the wrong they've done.

Please give us a second chance. Don't be too quick to judge people who have a criminal record. We can be rehabilitated. We can change. We can become better people.

Companies that hire felons and ex-convicts

Getting a job after prison can be tough. Fortunately, a number of companies hire felons and ex-convicts to give them another chance to continue their rehabilitation, remain gainfully employed, and contribute back to society. Here's a list of companies that hire felons: http://www.ranker.com/list/list-of-companies-that-hire-felons/business-and-company-info

Tax Breaks for Employers Who Hire Felons

Criminal offenders find it difficult to find employment due to their past convictions.

Work Opportunity Tax Credit program
1996 Small Business Job Protection Act

The purpose of the credit is to encourage employers to hire certain population segments by providing them with an incentive. The segments of the population that the credit covers are SSI recipients, veterans, welfare recipients, ex-felons and individuals living in HUD-designated empowerment zones. An employer hiring an ex-felon can potentially receive a $2,400 tax credit for the year.

We are former felons

We are former felons. We are now out of the prison system and living normal lives. We don't want to go back. We don't want to make the same mistakes again. We have learned from our mistakes and have changed. We are different people now.

There is hope for felons who want to stay out of prison.
There is hope for felons who want to become different people.
There is hope for felons who want to find jobs and employment.
There is hope for felons who want to have a normal family.

We all make mistakes in life. We must learn from our failures and change to be better. 

Don't give up.