How to Get Hired with A Misdemeanor

Hard2Hire.org is an internet service that helps people who have had some unfortunate things to happen in their lives. They work with employers who are willing to offer positions to those who find it impossible to get hired because of a misdemeanor. Read on to find out more.

Difficulty: Moderate

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

• Computer
• Internet access
• Resume
• Cover Letter
• Confidence
• Persistence

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   The first thing you must do is to visit the site and register. They request your personal information. You must set up a user account with your email address and a password.

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   List your skills and abilities so that you can be matched with a job accordingly. Give a very good description of your experience.

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   H2H has automated technology which matches jobs to individuals. You will be notified by email and can review the listings. You may also search the site for jobs you may be interested in.

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   The company is updating its website to allow you to upload your resume. There are also tools available to assist with the preparing of a resume.

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   Hard2Hire.org offers job opportunities but you will have to sell yourself with your cover letter, resume, and by interviewing very effectively. See the website address listed in the Resource section of this article. If you have questions, you may contact the company at [e-mail].

Tips & Warnings

• The company does not guarantee results but can be instrumental in improving your chance of being hired.
• An employer who hires a person with a criminal record could receive a Work Opportunity Tax Credit as an incentive to hire former felons. Your federal tax liability can be reduced by as much as $2,400 per new employee.
• Six states provide State income tax credits: California, Illinois, Iowa, Louisiana, Maryland and Texas and could receive as much as a $9,000 a year tax liability.
• Some employers may require employees to be bonded as protection against theft of money or property.

Resources

• How to Respond to Making Wrong Choices
• Hard2Hire for Employers and Employees

[Cherrie]

on 1/7/2009 Wonderful article,you can search on email how a cover letter should be written. I would mention, that I am aware of my mistake and will try with all my power to make up for it. Life for all of us is constant struggle to grow out of darkness into light, no human is perfect and no human should lose the opportunity to improve.

[frefre002]

on 1/6/2009 Thanks for sharing! It is encouraging to know there is hope for those who may have gotten in trouble with the law. Thanks Again!

[FBPoems]

on 1/4/2009 Thanks for that internet info. that will be great to forward along to others that are in need of it. What interesting articles and to be in diversity to all people, that's great too!

We need more articles of a self help nature and I'm sure you are great at writing them! I look forward to reading your articles, Thanks!

[ElizabethAdams]

on 12/23/2008 .
Hello, RiteNow ...

Yes, I agree with the others, that this is an excellent article. I have a couple of particularly dear friends "with a past" to whom I'm going to recommend this information.

Trouble of any kind with "the law" can be so terribly prejudicial that it can -- and has -- forced people into homelessness.

Fortunately for them -- and for all of us! -- there is a new frontier ... the internet!

Despite the "recession" that appears to be going on, it seems to me that we really do live in an exciting time. Opportunities for abound on the internet!

And, like it says in that wonderful New Yorker cartoon showing a couple of dogs at a computer and one says to the other ... "On the internet, nobody knows you're a dog!"

Regards, Elizabeth ...
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[mechelepellebon]

on 12/22/2008 Good to know. 5*