Mary Mae Miral, Author at Pre-Employ

County Discovers Youth Program Was Run By Convicted Sex Offender

Written on December 12, 2022.

County Discovers Youth Program Was Run By Convicted Sex Offender December 12, 2022 A King County youth program has recently lost its contract to provide services to young people. This loss comes after a recent discovery that the leader of the...

Ohio Senate Passes Sweeping Changes to Criminal Record Sealing, Expungements, and Penalties for Cannabis-Related Offenses

Written on December 12, 2022.

Ohio Senate Passes Sweeping Changes to Criminal Record Sealing, Expungements, and Penalties for Cannabis-Related Offenses December 12, 2022 On November 30, Ohio’s Senate passed a new bill to expunge and seal criminal records. The bill includes...

Oregon Governor Issues Statewide Pardon for Marijuana Offenses

Written on December 12, 2022.

Oregon Governor Issues Statewide Pardon for Marijuana Offenses December 12, 2022 Oregon’s Governor Kate Brown has announced her intention to pardon prior convictions of simple marijuana possession. Over 45,000 people within Oregon can expect...

NYC Bill Could Soon Block Landlord Background Checks

Written on December 9, 2022.

NYC Bill Could Soon Block Landlord Background Checks December 9, 2022 New York City landlords may soon be unable to perform background checks on prospective tenants. A bill currently before the City Council would block landlords from performing...

What Does Kentucky’s New Executive Order Permitting Medical Marijuana Mean for Employers?

Written on December 9, 2022.

What Does Kentucky’s New Executive Order Permitting Medical Marijuana Mean for Employers? December 9, 2022 Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has signed an executive order permitting state residents diagnosed with certain medical conditions to purchase,...

How Do the President’s Pardons for Marijuana Convictions Affect Employers?

Written on December 8, 2022.

How Do the President’s Pardons for Marijuana Convictions Affect Employers? December 8, 2022 In October, President Joe Biden pardoned thousands of individuals convicted on a federal level for simple possession of marijuana. This pardon could significantly...