Mary Mae Miral, Author at Pre-Employ

New York State Legislature Expected to Reintroduce Clean Slate Act

Written on January 25, 2023.

New York State Legislature Expected to Reintroduce Clean Slate Act January 25, 2023 In Warren County, a business has faced two suits since 2021 by a local individual. According to the individual, the company rejected his job application because...

Minnesota Legislators Suggest Banning the Box for State Board and Commission Appointments

Written on January 24, 2023.

Minnesota Legislators Suggest Banning the Box for State Board and Commission Appointments January 24, 2023 At the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce event, the state’s Senate Majority Leader made a statement about a ban-the-box law. According...

Minnesota Personal Care Assistants Face State Background Check Delays

Written on January 23, 2023.

Minnesota Personal Care Assistants Face State Background Check Delays January 23, 2023 As Minnesota continues to struggle with shortages in personal care assistants, backlogs in the state’s background check process have prevented some from...

DOJ Files Statement of Interest Arguing That Tenant Screener is Subject To Fair Housing Act

Written on January 23, 2023.

DOJ Files Statement of Interest Arguing That Tenant Screener is Subject To Fair Housing Act The United States government informed a federal court in Massachusetts that a Texas-based tenant screening company must comply with the Fair Housing Act...

Virginia State Police Background Check Missed Red Flags Before Hiring Trooper

Written on January 20, 2023.

Virginia State Police Background Check Missed Red Flags Before Hiring Trooper That Killed California Teen’s Family January 20, 2023 The Virginia State Police hired an individual who sexually extorted and kidnapped a fifteen-year-old female a year...

Georgia Legislators Look to Open Up Occupational Licenses to People With Criminal Records

Written on January 20, 2023.

Georgia Legislators Look to Open Up Occupational Licenses to People With Criminal Records January 20, 2023 Lawmakers in Georgia will work on legislation that would allow workers with criminal records to obtain occupational licenses, such as barbers...

Ohio Governor Signs Senate Bill Into Law, That Could Expunge Thousands With Marijuana Offenses

Written on January 19, 2023.

Ohio Governor Signs Senate Bill Into Law That Could Expunge Thousands With Marijuana Offenses January 19, 2023 Ohio’s governor, Mike DeWine, has signed a bill introducing major criminal justice reforms into law. This new legislation will...

Connecticut’s Clean Slate Has Taken Effect for the New Year

Written on January 19, 2023.

Connecticut’s Clean Slate Has Taken Effect for the New Year January 19, 2023 Recently, 44,000 cases that involved convictions for cannabis possession received either full or partial expungement. In addition, those with eligible convictions, including...

Bill Prohibiting Employment Discrimination Toward Cannabis Users Introduced in Washington State Senate

Written on January 18, 2023.

Bill Prohibiting Employment Discrimination Toward Cannabis Users Introduced in Washington State Senate January 18, 2023 The Washington State Senate has seen a new bill prohibiting employers from discriminating or terminating based on positive...

A Final Settlement Has Been Approved in Class Action Suit Against Consumer Reporting Agency

Written on January 18, 2023.

A Final Settlement Has Been Approved in Class Action Suit Against Consumer Reporting Agency January 18, 2023 After more than 20 years, a class action lawsuit has received final approval. This lawsuit concerned allegations of significant violations...

Author: Mary Mae Miral

New York State Legislature Expected to Reintroduce Clean Slate Act

Minnesota Legislators Suggest Banning the Box for State Board and Commission Appointments

Minnesota Personal Care Assistants Face State Background Check Delays

DOJ Files Statement of Interest Arguing That Tenant Screener is Subject To Fair Housing Act

Virginia State Police Background Check Missed Red Flags Before Hiring Trooper

Georgia Legislators Look to Open Up Occupational Licenses to People With Criminal Records

Ohio Governor Signs Senate Bill Into Law, That Could Expunge Thousands With Marijuana Offenses

Connecticut’s Clean Slate Has Taken Effect for the New Year

Bill Prohibiting Employment Discrimination Toward Cannabis Users Introduced in Washington State Senate

A Final Settlement Has Been Approved in Class Action Suit Against Consumer Reporting Agency

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