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  1. Discrimination: Re: Discrimination Based on Criminal Conviction

    To be clear...I am not saying that criminality is a protected class. I can read and fully understand the words of the CRA I quoted. My intent is not to re-state "misunderstood" facts, but to simply...
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    Re: Discrimination Over A Felony Conviction

    In truth, automatically disqualifying people who have criminal records from jobs is discriminatory because the practice disproportionately affects African American and Hispanic men.

    Beyond that,...
  3. Discrimination: Re: Discrimination Based on Criminal Conviction

    Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 restricts the state's ability to use criminal convictions in employment decisions (42 USC §2000e-5, et seq.). The Equal Employment Opportunities Commission...
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    Re: Discrimination Over A Felony Conviction

    To cyjeff:

    I understand where you are coming from as an employer, but let me ask you this: did you make any mistakes as a kid? Did you drink under age? Borrow your parents car without...
  5. Discrimination: Discrimination Based on Criminal Conviction

    My question involves labor and employment law for the state of: Vermont

    According to Title VII of the EEOC's Civil Rights ACT, at least as I understood it, an employer cannont deny people...
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