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Personal Career Advisor1

Personal Career Advisor1

SECOND CHANCE JOBS 4 YOU!

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SECOND CHANCE  JOBS 4 YOU was created to enable people who have been convicted of a felony to obtain the tools and information they need to find the job that is right for them. Looking for a job with a criminal record may be a difficult task.  Part of a successful  job search is finding good prospective employers  that have hiring practices that are favorable to ex-offenders and felons . 

There are many employers in America that are willing to hire ex-offenders and felons.   We have composed a weekly job posting of nation-wide companies whose official hiring guidelines don't restrict those with criminal backgrounds. PERSONAL CAREER ADVISOR have gathered these companies to simplify your search therefore, wasting no time in tedious site to site browsing with no positive results.
MUCH SUCCESS IN YOUR NEW LIFE!
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What is the CTA Second Chance Program?

The CTA Second Chance Program is an initiative offered in conjunction with the City of Chicago and social service agencies throughout the city. Working closely with the Department of Family and Support Services, hard-to-place individuals are given an opportunity to obtain full-time employment and training which may enable a start of a long-term, meaningful career.

How to apply?

Jobseekers need to actively participate in one of the 13 designated agencies' work readiness programs.  The CTA Second Chance program is in regular communication with the agencies listed below.  The agencies' top participants are referred to CTA for the bus servicer and rail car servicer Second Chance positions. 
Westside Health Authority
Community Re-Entry & Employment Center
5816 W. Division Street
Chicago, IL 60651
773-786-0226, x2100
Center for Changing Lives
1955 N. Saint Louis Ave.
#101 (First Floor)
Chicago, IL 60647-2049
773-342-6210
Tue Thurs &Fri
Be there before 8:45AM
for orientation
Bring ID & SS Card


The Cara Program
237 S. Desplaines
Chicago, IL 60661
312-798-3300

Goodwill Industries of Metropolitan Chicago
6054 S. Western Ave.
Chicago, IL 60636
773-627-5752


Haymarket Center Family Enrichment Center
McDermott Center
120 North Sangamon Street
Chicago, IL 60607


Howard Area Community Center,
Employment Resource Center
7637 N. Paulina
Chicago, IL 60626
773-262-3515
Contact: Charles Hardwick, Employment Manager


Inner Voice
1700 W. 18th Street
Chicago, IL 60608
Contact:  Wesley Perry, Job Developer
312-994-5839


North Lawndale Employment Network
U-Turn Permitted Job Readiness Training
3726 W. Flournoy
Chicago, IL 60624
773-638-1825


Phalanx Family Services
1201 W. 115th Street
Chicago, IL 60643
773-291-1086
Please contact Mrs. T. Harper for additional information.


A Safe Haven Foundation
2750 West Roosevelt Road
Chicago, IL 60608
773-435-8300


Safer Foundation
571 W Jackson
Chicago, IL 60661
Ph:  312-922-2200


St. Leonard's Ministries
The Michael Barlow Center of St. Leonard's Ministries
2120 W. Warren Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60612
312-226-6270


St. Sabina Employment Resource Center
(an outreach arm of St. Sabina Church)  
1210 W. 78th Place
Chicago, IL 60620
773-783-3760
773-783-3786 – Fax

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NATIONWIDE JOB OPENINGS


Exclusive Updated Job List of 

Companies that Hire Ex-Offenders






MORE COMPANIES ADDED DAILY!
Keep in mind that all positions at the companies listed are not available to ex-felons and of course the nature of the applicants’ particular conviction is always taken into consideration. What everyone must understand is, that even though these companies do not discriminate, they have a duty to hire the best person available. Every applicant must be able to compete for available positions.

MUCH SUCCESS!


HOW TO EXPUNGE /SEAL CRIMINAL RECORDS TO FIND A JOB


2/2017

Your criminal record can make it more difficult to get a job or rent an apartment. Employers and landlords may inquire about your criminal history but if you expunge your criminal records, you can honestly say that your record is clean. 
The process of having your criminal records expunged will vary from state to state. This means the first step is to find out more about the process in your jurisdiction. there are many elements of the process that are similar from one state to the next.

We decided to put together some information that my staff & I researched and make it available to those in need for NO COST!  
This may not go over well with websites that only give you crumbs, then want you to pay them a processing fee for the rest of the info or a site that is geared to refer you to Attorneys that charge thousands of dollars to fill out simple forms & file them on your behalf.  
With the DIY's  in many areas, there was a need to be one for this area to help those with a blemished background get a 2nd chance for work after they have served the time, been rehabilitated and paid their debt to society.
Here is a starting place for you to get a 2nd chance!

Find out whether you're eligible for an expungement. 
Visit your state's courthouse or court website to find out what requirements you must fulfill. Since every situation is different, it can be difficult to determine whether your are eligible.
File a petition for expungement. Once you've determined that you're eligible, file a petition with the courthouse. You'll have to pay a fee or ask for a waiver if your are unemployed and you'll have to wait for the court to process your paperwork. In some states, you'll receive a hearing date immediately on which you'll meet with a judge to have your record expunged.

EXPUNGEMENT INFO:
(will be updated as more info is made available)

1.) GO TO the Chicago Police Headquarters 3510 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, IL 
(312) 745-5508 to order your rap sheet if you were arrested in Chicago, the cost is $16. Next go to the Daley Center on the 10th Floor Room 1006 to file your papers and you will be given a court date for your case to be expunged.  If you are unemployed and cannot afford the Circuit Clerk Filing Fee or the Illinois State Police Processing Fee, you can ask the court to waive them. You can find a fee waiver form, which can be used to waive fees in expungement and sealing cases, at: www.illinoiscourts.gov/forms/approved 

Order criminal history information from the Illinois State Police, Bureau of Identification. This is not required, but if you want to make sure that you have all of the arrests on your record, it may be helpful. 
You will need to complete a request form and pay a fee ($16-$20 in 2015). There may be a waiting period before you get your conviction information.  

NOTE: If you were arrested in Chicago only, you should see if you can get all the information you need from the Chicago Police Department before contacting the Illinois State Police.  
Find conviction information request forms at: Illinois State Police, Bureau of Identification 260 North Chicago Street, Joliet, Illinois 60432 (815) 740-5160 www.isp.state.il.us/crimhistory/chri.cfm

2.) QUESTIONS /ANSWERS & FORMS https://www.illinois.gov/osad/Expungement/Pages/Expungement-and-Sealing-General-Information.aspx

3.)  CGLA Cabrini Green Legal Aid 
Expungement Assistance
740 N. Milwaukee
Chicago, IL 60642
For General Information: 
312-738-CGLA (2452)
Please call the office for all inquiries on 
how to get your record cleared

4.)Expungement Workshop Advocates
Pilgrim Missionary Church
Address: 3200 E. 91st Street
Chicago, IL 60617
Contact for next workshop dates
Primary Phone: 773-297-3370
Fax: 773-978-3254. 
Email: info@ctu-iwp.org
Office Hours: Every Tuesday 12:00pm to 6:00pm

IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ON GETTING A 2ND CHANCE, PLEASE UTILIZE THESE RESOURCES

EVERY STATE HAS DIFFERENT EXPUNGMENT METHODS & LAWS
The states listed below have info on sealing/expungement of records



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