On the recordJune 25, 2014
the untargeted, overly broad denial of all jobs because of any Federal record may actually constitute discrimination.
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congress.govJim Sensenbrenner: “the untargeted, overly broad denial of all jobs because of any Federal record may actually constitute discrimination.”
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Sensenbrenner discusses the discrimination faced by individuals with criminal records in employment.
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