Tag: Employment
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Explainer: Do Prisoners Really Pay $249 Per Day?
Some states charge prisoner $249 per day for their incarceration. Almost always, they won’t have the money to pay it back.
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Do You Need To Disclose Prison Time On a Job Application?
Whether you have to disclose that you’ve been to prison on a job application depends on what state you are in.
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I’ve Been in Your Shoes: “Have You Ever Been Convicted of a Felony?”
It is important to be truthful and hopeful when an employer asks about your criminal history. Here are some tips.
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Are There Resources to Help You After You Get Released From Prison?
Resources help you and your family once you are released. Knowing these resources can help you make a smooth transition out of prison and into the community.
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Do Any Companies Emphasize Hiring Formerly Incarcerated People?
There are many companies that look to hire formerly incarcerated people. Some make a point of it. Other companies may not ask about your criminal record as policy. But even companies that hire justice-impacted people sometimes still check your criminal record.
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Who Are the People Who Need to Know You’re in Prison?
It’s hard to know who to trust, especially if you’re going to prison. Who are the people who need to know you’re in prison?
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Can a Probation Officer Make You Move or Quit Your Job?
On probation, you lose control of many parts of your life. Sometimes, your probation officer can even make you move and quit your job.