Welcome Job Seeker

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After being imprisoned, freedom is sweeter than ever. You have served time for bad decisions and have re-entered the world with a sense of cleanliness - your punishment is finished, your debt to society is paid. You are ready to begin again with a clean slate, determined to do things right this time, to conduct a new life with honesty and integrity.

Unfortunately, this new beginning is severely hindered because ex-offenders can't seem to find a job. No matter how hard you try, your criminal record prevents many employers from hiring you. Do you tell the truth about your past and get turned away, or lie about your past only to be fired when they find out? How can you be expected to become a productive member of society if you can't find an honest job? Society wants you to reform, but puts locked doors in your path.

If you identify with these problems and have skills in a trade or profession, this website may help you. If you are ready to live an honest life but have difficulty finding a job because of your track record, No U-Turns may help. If you have been in prison and are now in a good place, there may be a company here that will give you a chance.

Of course, criminal behavior and work do not mix. Everyone who interviews says they're ready to give up past behaviors, but the real truth comes out after working awhile. If you're not really committed to change, you'll just "fire yourself" again and perhaps find yourself making a "U-turn" back to prison. Your country and your loved ones wish you good luck on changing your life and becoming a proud and productive member of society.

To use this free resource, all you have to do is complete the process of creating an account. There will never be any charges for you or your employer. Just follow the simple steps and enter your information. As soon as you create your account and create your online resume, prospective employers will be able to find you in your city or town. Someone may be looking for your skills now!

If you have been incarcerated and have also had problems with addiction, you may also want to take a look at our website www.recoveryatwork.org.