Strategies to Engage Employers in Conversations about Hiring Applicants with Criminal Records
This tip sheet from the National Reentry Resource Center offers suggestions on how organizations and agencies that provide support to people who have criminal records—including parole and probation agencies, reentry service providers, and educational and occupational training programs—can engage employers in conversations about hiring people who have criminal records, which will help improve the employment outcomes of the people they serve.
May 2018 | The Council of State Governments Justice Center and the National Reentry Resource Center
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