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04/04/2023

If it is signed into law, the proposed bill would prevent NM residents from serving lifelong sentences for serious crimes they committed while underage.

02/20/2023

New Hampshire legislators are reviewing a proposed bill that would create employment restrictions for people who have convictions for sexual offenses.

State legislators are reviewing a proposed bill that would create employment restrictions for people who have convictions for sexual offenses.

01/31/2023

Gainesville, Florida legislators voted in favor of Ordinance Number 2022-617 to create opportunities for residents to expunge eligible criminal records.

City legislators voted in favor of Ordinance Number 2022-617 to create opportunities for residents to expunge eligible criminal records.

12/13/2022

Atlanta City Council passed an Ordinance that makes it illegal for employers to discriminate against job seekers simply because they have any type of criminal conviction.

The City Council passed an Ordinance that makes it illegal for employers to discriminate against job seekers simply because they have any type of criminal conviction.

12/06/2022

Legislators in Connecticut passed a “Clean Slate” Act that is expected to allow thousands of residents to expunge eligible criminal records.

10/11/2021

Good morning to all of our Sacramento area professionals! We're excited to announce that BGO will be exhibiting at the this years Sacramento Area Human Resources Association (SAHRA) Annual Conference 10/12 - 10/13 @ The Grounds. If you're attending please stop by booth #14 to say hello. https://lnkd.in/gUTUf7tG

01/14/2021

We are excited to bring you a new "Did You Know" every other week. If any of these spark your interest please reach out directly so we can chat. www.backgroundsonline.com.

03/05/2020

A proposed bill would prohibit Colorado employers from taking adverse actions against employees who use ma*****na on their own time.

Can CO Employers Punish Workers For Off-Duty Ma*****na Usage?​ Thursday, March 5, 2020 8:48:03 AM March 05, 2020 A proposed bill would prohibit Colorado employers from taking adverse actions against employees who use ma*****na on their own time. Backgrounds Online | March 05, 2020 Tweet A proposed...