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DTSTART:20191022T130000Z
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SUMMARY:Untapped Workforce: Benefits of Being a Fair Chance Employer
DESCRIPTION:View the event flyer here.\n\n\n\nThe success of any business depends on hiring the\n\nright people. When nearly one in three Americans has\n\na criminal record\, employers severely limit their talent\n\npool if they don't consider Fair Chance job candidates.\n\n\n\nWhy say 'yes' to people with criminal\n\nbackgrounds?\n\n  Fair Chance employment opens opportunities to\n\noften overlooked workers who have experiences and\n\ncharacteristics that make them ideal employees.\n\nThey're hard working\, loyal   and they've already\n\nserved their sentence.\n\n  Fair Chance workers perform equal to or better than\n\ntheir counterparts without records.\n\n  Employers increase the talent pool\, meet their legal\n\nobligations\, boost business growth\, improve their\n\ncommunities   and perhaps qualify for a tax credit.\n\n\n\nJoin us to learn up to date information on how to be\n\na successful Fair Chance Employer. Hear heartfelt\n\npresentations from housing director\, Richard McLemore\n\nII and author\, Emily Baxter. In-depth discussion will\n\ntake place with Minnesota Department of Corrections\n\nand Quinlivan & Hughes\, P.A.\, on the benefits of hiring\n\nthose with previous convictions and disparate impacts\n\nresulting from criminal records. Learn about state\n\nand national advocacy programs that are currently\n\nhappening to make the reach of criminal background\n\nchecks less severe. The event will wrap up with an\n\nemployer panel to discuss success stories in our region.\n\n\n\nKeynote: Emily Baxter   "We Are All Criminals"\n\nEmily is the executive director and developer of WAAC.\n\nPrior\, Emily served as the director of advocacy and\n\npublic policy at the Council on Crime and Justice in\n\nMinneapolis\, where she worked on successful Ban the\n\nBox and expungement expansion efforts\, and as an\n\nassistant public defender at the Regional Native Public\n\nDefense Corporation.\n\n \n\n8:00-8:30 registration and light breakfast
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<br />\n<strong><a href="https://www.stcloudareachamber.com/CMSPages/GetFile.aspx?nodeguid=7043f456-d402-45dd-8f93-0b9d4d3e904b&amp\;lang=en-US" target="_blank"><span style="color:#B22222\;">View the event flyer here.</span></a></strong><br />\n<br />\nThe success of any business depends on hiring the<br />\nright people. When nearly one in three Americans has<br />\na criminal record\, employers severely limit their talent<br />\npool if they don&rsquo\;t consider Fair Chance job candidates.<br />\n<br />\n<strong>Why say &lsquo\;yes&rsquo\; to people with criminal<br />\nbackgrounds?</strong><br />\n&raquo\;&raquo\;Fair Chance employment opens opportunities to<br />\noften overlooked workers who have experiences and<br />\ncharacteristics that make them ideal employees.<br />\nThey&rsquo\;re hard working\, loyal &ndash\; and they&rsquo\;ve already<br />\nserved their sentence.<br />\n&raquo\;&raquo\;Fair Chance workers perform equal to or better than<br />\ntheir counterparts without records.<br />\n&raquo\;&raquo\;Employers increase the talent pool\, meet their legal<br />\nobligations\, boost business growth\, improve their<br />\ncommunities &ndash\; and perhaps qualify for a tax credit.<br />\n<br />\nJoin us to learn up to date information on how to be<br />\na successful Fair Chance Employer. Hear heartfelt<br />\npresentations from housing director\, Richard McLemore<br />\nII and author\, Emily Baxter. In-depth discussion will<br />\ntake place with Minnesota Department of Corrections<br />\nand Quinlivan &amp\; Hughes\, P.A.\, on the benefits of hiring<br />\nthose with previous convictions and disparate impacts<br />\nresulting from criminal records. Learn about state<br />\nand national advocacy programs that are currently<br />\nhappening to make the reach of criminal background<br />\nchecks less severe. The event will wrap up with an<br />\nemployer panel to discuss success stories in our region.<br />\n<br />\n<strong>Keynote: Emily Baxter &ndash\; &ldquo\;We Are All Criminals&rdquo\;</strong><br />\nEmily is the executive director and developer of WAAC.<br />\nPrior\, Emily served as the director of advocacy and<br />\npublic policy at the Council on Crime and Justice in<br />\nMinneapolis\, where she worked on successful Ban the<br />\nBox and expungement expansion efforts\, and as an<br />\nassistant public defender at the Regional Native Public<br />\nDefense Corporation.<br />\n&nbsp\;<br />\n<span style="color:#1F497D\;"><span style="font-family:calibri\,sans-serif\;"><span style="font-size:11.0pt\;">8:00-8:30 registration and light breakfast</span></span></span>
LOCATION:Capital One Caf 30 7th Avenue South St. Cloud\, MN 56301 Use the Center Square Ramp and enter through the Centre Square entrance in the NW corner of the ramp.
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DTSTAMP:20260411T163912Z
URL:https://chambermaster.stcloudareachamber.com/events/details/untapped-workforce-benefits-of-being-a-fair-chance-employer-6512
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