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work needs to be done to allow those with records into jobs that require occupational licenses. these can be local, state, or even federal restrictions. a felon
by Shivetya 9y ago
work needs to be done to allow those with records into jobs that require occupational licenses. these can be local, state, or even federal restrictions. a felon could serve to fight wild fires and find in many jurisdictions they cannot become a fire fighter or hold any public job.
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- shagie 9y agoGlancing at the restrictions on firefighter, it appears that they fall under the same set of regulations as police. One finds things like: > Ineligible for employment with municipal fire department (mandatory for felonies/crimes involving moral turpitude) > Any felony; Crime of moral turpitude; Crimes involving fraud, dishonesty, misrepresentation or money-laundering or: > Ineligible for employment in the police or fire department (second/third/fourth class cities) > Any felony; Any misdemeanor Is that a reasonable restriction? I am of the understanding that these restrictions are in place so that others can't can't compromise the integrity of one working in that office. Having gambling debts is something that allows people to blackmail or otherwise influence a person. Looking through that, are there any that are particularly "why is this even there?" that you can point out that fall in the mandatory/automatic for consequence type?