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| IU research aims to open more employment options for people with criminal records |
| By fox59.com- Kendall Downing |
| Published: 08/04/2016 |
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. – Research being done here in Indiana could open up more doors for those with criminal records who struggle to find work. In one national study, more than 75 percent of former inmates reported landing a job after time behind bars was next to impossible. And it appears all too easy to slip back into the system. The Indiana Department of Corrections reports 36 percent of people who get released will be back in a cell within three to four years. It’s tough work, but employees at RecycleForce in Indianapolis are pulling themselves out of a tough spot. “I started drugs to try and provide for my family, said Brandon Hughes, assistant warehouse manager. Read More. |
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