Re:Study finds most unemployed young men have criminal records
by HWR_14 on Friday February 18, 2022 @05:37PM
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> You can’t just ask businesses to stop doing background checks and employ convicted felons and hope they will not embezzle funds from their new employer. The risk is too high.
How many felons, or rather what classes of felony, make you think that they will embezzle money? And what percentage of jobs have embezzlement as an option?
Like, are you worried that the person caught with (felony amount of marijuana) is going to embezzle (any amount of money) from their employer if they are hired as a (fry cook)?
Now, if you're saying that hiring a white collar criminal as an auditor is obviously bad.
How many felons, or rather what classes of felony, make you think that they will embezzle money? And what percentage of jobs have embezzlement as an option?
Like, are you worried that the person caught with (felony amount of marijuana) is going to embezzle (any amount of money) from their employer if they are hired as a (fry cook)?
Now, if you're saying that hiring a white collar criminal as an auditor is obviously bad.