We’ve all seen the question on employment applications: “Have - TopicsExpress

We’ve all seen the question on employment applications: “Have you ever been convicted of a crime”? In most cases, checking the box marked “Yes” means you won’t be getting that job. Dorsey Nunn, executive director of Legal Services for Prisoners with Children, has spent the last 11 years spearheading successful “Ban the Box” campaigns throughout the country. Hes on Public Radio International (PRI) this week to discuss his new objective: an executive order that would ban questions about prior criminal convictions on federal job applications. ow.ly/DiBY8

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