@Ashley Wessels, welcome to our Jobcase community!😊

In order to assist you and to better answer your questions here is some advice.

I recommend completing your profile biography & work experience and include your location so we know where to look for resource and job opportunities. Tell us & recruiters what you want us to know about you & what job types interest you.

Then, you can use the Jobcase tools to find jobs in your area. There are icons at the bottom of your profile page to help you navigate search options & resource information.

We have awesome Contributors here as well as groups that focus on particular job types such as retail & restaraunt and many others. I encourage you to explore groups and join those that interest you. You can post questions, share experience & insights & comment on member posts.

There is a Fair Chance to Succeed group that is for people just like you with questions about opportunities for felons. We've love to have you join and I've provided a link for you below.

FAIR CHANCE TO SUCCEED

Check your county Workforce/ Unemployment Agency for "Clean Slate Program" fill out the form and someone will contact you about getting those Felonies off your record. Especially, if it's been over 7 years.

Companies aren't really looking at that anymore especially if it was 7 or more years ago.

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I’d like to apply for one your positions if you guys still have any available? I graduated and I’ve Been landscaping for a few years and I’d like to switch to something a little more professional.

Id like to know how to pass Supervisor Assessment tests through Sams Club. I took the tests and must have failed but they do not give you the results.

Surprisingly I worked in an assisted living facility that hired covicted felons who were still living at the detention center! One of these people was in for killing her boyfriend. Sad and scary that assisted living will take the extra state money available to hire a convicted felon who has committed a violent crime. If you have not committed a violent crime you are better suited to work with the vulnerable population; best of luck.

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