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JPMorgan Chase & Co., Corporate Coalition Leadership Council Member, makes the business case for fair chance hiring and projects that it will strengthen the workforce and could add $87 billion to the economy. “We have too many people on the sidelines because they have some type of criminal record that is keeping them from being able to get their foot in the door for a job, find stable housing, or even get an education that will help them get a better job,” says Nan Gibson, Executive Director PolicyCenter, JPMorgan Chase & Co. “We’ve changed our own business practices to make hiring people with criminal records part of our inclusive hiring strategy.” And the results are telling: over the last three years, 10 percent of JPMorgan Chase’s new hires in the U.S. (over 4,600 in 2022) have had criminal backgrounds that had no bearing on the roles they were hired to perform. #fairchancehiring #secondchancehiring #businessUNusual #Chicago #access #equity #inclusion #businesspracticechange #hiring

Second Chance Hiring and Clean Slate Initiatives - JPMorgan Chase

Second Chance Hiring and Clean Slate Initiatives - JPMorgan Chase

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