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Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report
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Conviction for crime should not mean a lifetime of discrimination – The Irish Times

Damien Quinn founded a charity that helps former inmates re-integrate in society after he struggled to following his release from prison

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Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report - Homepage

The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

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Laois Nationalist — Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

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Carlow Nationalist — Nine in 10 employers would consider hiring someone with convictions – report

The government has been urged to progress legislative reform that promotes inclusivity and anti-discrimination for people with convictions.

Ciara bracken rocheJoe garrihySaoirse bradyMaynooth universityIrish penal reform trustCate mccurrySecondary punishmentScoping studyEmployer attitudesHiring peopleCriminal convictionsEmployment equalityEqual status acts