Jobs for People with Felonies in Professional Staffing Agencies
Jobs for people with felonies can be found through a number of resources and we’ve recently learned that many staffing agencies will help felons find work especially if you have unique skills. Professional staffing agencies are providing opportunities, in Texas, in jobs of all industries provided you are more than seven years out from your felony conviction. Even if your own working skill is super couponing, keep in mind that you have a skill set and dig deep. Find out what your skills are and how you can apply those skills into the clients of the professional staffing agencies. Many felons are finding temp-to-hire positions with staffing agencies and keep in mind that even if you are turned down by one staff agency, it doesn’t mean the next one won’t offer jobs for felons. Keep trying and keep moving forward…eventually new jobs for ex felons will open up to you. Keep searching for that job!
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[...] ]]> Felon jobs come through a variety of career opportunities and we have recently found that professional staffing agencies will typically hire felons after they have waited seven years from the date of their felony [...]
i really need a job….or any kind of assistance of getting a job
Please!!!
If you go to some warehouses they will hire you. Don’t give up keep praying
I don’t think it’s right that “felons”, have to wait seven years before employers will consider giving “us” a chance. Seven years is a long time and within that seven years, with no employment and no means of income 8 out of 10 felons are convicted of ANOTHER felony. Where does it end? It’s like being convicted over and over again. I know if i had a job scrubbing bathrooms, I would take pride in that before i committed another crime. I have to eat like everyone else.
Hi to whom it concerned my life have been down last year i got a “felon” On my record i been looking for a job in nurse they turn me down, I’am a Nurse Assistant for 13 years no one willing to hire me because my background, 2012 was not a good year for me, i got lock up done 4 month in jail, for take tabacco cigarette to my boyfriend in prison, It wasn’t no drugs involve in it i cross prison guard line, My first felon i have on my record, God love an he forgave me why can’t society forgive me for my past, I love takeing care peoples please give me another change in nurseing something i love most please read an understand my stiuation, I no god will give me a job soon i always keep a postive attiude no matter what, Thank very much god bless each of you who have a felony keep god first never give up trouble don’t last alway. God bless!
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