Top 5 Felon Friendly Jobs | How to Find Felon-Friendly Employment | Work from Home Jobs for Felons
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Top 5 Felon Friendly Jobs | How to Find Felon-Friendly Employment | Work from Home Jobs for Felons
Welcome to our channel! In this video, we highlight the top 5 felon-friendly jobs and provide practical advice on finding employment opportunities for individuals with a criminal record. We also explore various work-from-home options suitable for felons. 💼✨
🔑 What You'll Learn:
✨ Top 5 Felon-Friendly Jobs: Discover job opportunities that are open to hiring individuals with a criminal background.
✨ How to Find Felon-Friendly Employment: Get tips and strategies to improve your job search and connect with employers who value second chances.
✨ Work from Home Jobs for Felons: Explore remote job options that provide flexibility and a fresh start.
Our goal is to empower you with the knowledge and resources needed to rebuild your career and secure a stable future.
📈 Why Watch Thins Video?
💼 Learn about industries and companies that are felon-friendly.
💼 Gain insights into effective job search techniques tailored for felons.
💼 Discover legitimate work-from-home opportunities.
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In AZ there no forgiveness it seems but when my cousin moved to Oregon and Washington he got management positions. GREAT VIDEO
THANK YOU!!!
Your a good man . I have a charge against me but not been convicted. So I'm like in limbo.
Great advise for most felons, however it is very dependant on the charges. It is even more difficult for me because I am disabled and cannot do construction or trade work or drive a truck. I have applied to over 200 jobs in the past month and the only ones that doesn't do background checks are restaraunts. I even applied to some of the listed felon-friendly places and same deal. Something else to consider, any job that you would have to sell liqour wouldn't work because you have to have a license for that and felons are not able to qualify
@@downsouthneats if you find excuses as to why it won’t work you’ll be right. I have plenty of friends from prison who think just like you.
@@Dallas-Langston no negative talk here, just stating facts as I have experienced them and it isn't like I can become un-disabled
@@downsouthneats maybe try a call center where you can make commission. I used to manage a call center and half the floor was felons.
@@Dallas-Langston trying those as well both in house and WFH. It just seems and maybe it is just the area I live, that despite the cost damn near everyone does a background check now. I appreciate the jobs2careers site haven't seen that one before, and there were a few places I saw there that I didn't on the Indeeds and Monsters and such that I am applying for
Whats normal these days??? lol
Nouthing. The judicial system is made keep you down.
I always told every employer that I was a felon I'm dumb for that, I just don't wanna do wrong anymore but if it's my best chance to getting a job then I'll zip my lip and hope for the best.
I wouldn’t volunteer the info if you don’t need to.
Construction will keep you busy and tired. Both great things to be when trying to stay sober and re enter society.
I agree 100% and you learn a valuable skill.
Very good point!
Unfortunately in Canada, 80% of the warehouses do criminal checks. One woman I knew was refused a job because of a DUI, from 15 years previous, she didn't disclose with the temp agency she applied at.
That being said, I don't know what the US is like. Good luck to everyone though.
@@leeharcus7001 go to the 20% then. :)
exactly bro I get it it’s difficult but it’s a way find it..praying for your success homie
@@ussssaaabixchh appreciate it bro! You too.
@leeharcus7001 as I said, when I was a hiring manager for the companies I worked for, we did our background checks, but having a felony didn't automatically disqualify you from getting a job. In warehouse work, someone with petty larceny or grand larceny would be less likely to get the job than someone who has a dwi. It was the fact that the lady didn't disclose the info to the temp agency, and then it's the number of years past since the felony and what you have done with your life since then. We hire people we can count on. 3 out of 10 people hired will make it 1 year. Sometimes, there is some tell tale signs of who those people are, but mostly, it is an yones guess. Like I said, be honest and disclose that way you won't be let go just because of failure to disclose, and the boss will most likely back you if anything is said.
Thanks for the advice man
No worries!
Thank you for the information. Super helpful. I am taking notes in case I ever get on drugs and go to jail then get out
Big pharma will get you started then you can transition into the street stuff and go to jail. It’ll be awesome.
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