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| Program Helps Parolees Find Work |
| By wlns.com- Nick Perreault |
| Published: 12/19/2014 |
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(WLNS) – The governor signed bills to help those on parole find work. He says for those who’ve served time behind bars finding a job is key to successful re-entry into the community. 6 News Nick Perreault has more on how parolees might qualify for an employment certificate and join the workforce. Inmates will qualify for this certificate by completing three tasks, having a clean record their last two years serving, have a positive score on a work readiness test and complete a vocational program. All of which the Department of Corrections hopes will reduce the number of people who revisit prison and save the state some money, it costs about $30,000 a year to house an inmate. Read More. |
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