how and where do ex-felons find jobs in Minnesota?

Answer 1

I have no Idea maybe a warehouse. I know its really a messed up thing for felons because even when they do want to change their life around they can't because the government doesnt give them a chance.I feel you them after they've done their time. You know what you should do if your a felon instead of just turning in a application and letting them see on paper that your a felon go in person and explain your felon, show that your a new person now and that you want to get on your feet. You have to make a good personal impression. But just turning in the application they may judge you wrongly. But i do know that alot of places wont hire you if you're a convicted felon.

Answer 2

Without experience, he's looking at "hard work". Yard maintenance, construction, that kind of thing, where the skills can basically be taught to anyone willing to provide the labor. *** I am NOT degrading the skills or value of these jobs; I'm just observing that someone without them can have immediate value if they will show up for work and do exactly what someone who DOES have the skills tells them to do, and thereby they will LEARN the skills. The good news is that these are also fields where a person can become self-employed relatively easily, if they have the innate skills needed to generate new business. There may be people out there willing to hire him as management or other "desk" work, but his odds are much better in physical labor.

Answer 3

I live in northfield,mn so I think i can help. Try a retailer like best buy, target, compusa,walgreens,etc.

Answer 4

Maybe one can contact there former parole officer. They may be able to help you out.

Answer 5

Denny's.

Answer 6

Would you like fries with that?