Why I Can Be Given A Second Chance Haven't Been In Trouble In 10 Years And Still Paying For My Mistakes, I'm Human Not Perfect????
My Felons Shouldn't Stop Me From Working And Having My Own Money #jobsearch #secondchances
I’m in staffing and have gotten people some very good jobs. Don’t offer information, work hard, and let the employer get to see what you can do, and get to know you.
You're not alone. Check this second chance job search discussion for great tips and advice. I've also shared employer recommendations to respond to your other post. Let us know if those help!
we all human ?we all make mistakes?
If You're looking for work, no background check, in Las Vegas NV WIS/RGIS. MY ex has a horrible record, was a felon at 18 & he was hired to work in construction field doing grocery store remodels @ $24.00 per hour. He is very skilled & had all his own tools as well. & no background check or drug test. As for WIS I just got hired on in a w4 position (not independent contractor) No background check no drug test $13.75 an hour.
Laborers union. 611 Berrellesa st Martinez California 94553 925-228-0930 They hire felons OSCA Occupational Safety Council 1805 Arnold Drive Martinez California 94553 925 335 5000
Mistakes happen! Build off of the time you’ve been mistake free. Take some online courses to show interest in yourself, to better yourself.
tap into the gift the good LORD gave you and start your own business.
Go into a union carpenter electricians I have brothers in the same boat
There are facebook groups that specialize in passing along leads for companies who hire people in your situation. Don't give up, the jobs are out there - a lot of warehouse forklift positions hire people with past felonies.
Sometimes it depends on the felony - I'm not asking what it was, and in many cases, it can be hypocritical - but many companies decline hiring felons because of the liability and PR issues that can come up. For them, it's just high risk.
The first opportunity for a second chance you get - take it. It may be as a laborer, but building a reputation and people to vouch for you will do a lot. I know that also seems unfair and like you're trying to dig out a deeper hole than you may be in, but sometimes just one or two people that can recast your character despite what's on paper is going to be your golden ticket more often than not.