How to connect formerly incarcerated people with jobs in L.A. County
Piggybacking on California's 'Fair Chance' law, L.A. County launches several programs to urge employers to hire more formerly incarcerated people.
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Piggybacking on California's 'Fair Chance' law, L.A. County launches several programs to urge employers to hire more formerly incarcerated people.
On Friday, January 27, Los Angeles County Supervisor Holly Mitchell, the Department of Economic Opportunity, business and community leaders launched the Fair Chance Hiring Program designed to create hiring practices with the goal of getting 200 local businesses to commit to employing system-impacted individuals this year.
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