Report
The Diversity Group You're Overlooking: How to be a Fair Chance Employer
Today, 1 in 3 Americans have a criminal record, ranging from minor offenses to extensive conviction histories.
This leads to a brutal cycle of recidivism—due to a criminal record, their job application is met with greater scrutiny. They’re 5x more likely to be unemployed and are at greater risk of committing offenses out of survival.
The good news—employment is the single most important influence on decreasing recidivism. As a hiring manager, business leader, or HR leader, this is where you can make an impact and help break the cycle of recidivism.
Download this ebook to learn:
- The benefits of fair chance hiring
- How to build a fair chance hiring plan for your organization
- The tools for conducting a skills-based interview
- How to set your fair chance talent up for long term success
Why should employers pursue fair chance hiring?
70M
People
48K
Legal Barriers
$77B
Est. Annual Losses
"When we decided to spread our message of Second Chance Employment and assist companies across the country to embrace and adopt this philosophy, we found a few companies with the same shared belief in the power and transformation and opportunity."
Genevieve Martin
Executive Director, Dave’s Killer Bread Foundation