Sentence examples for incarcerated job from inspiring English sources

We have to be careful to balance public safety with the ability of formerly incarcerated job seekers to find and maintain employment.

Another partner, Osborne Association, is a workforce development program which specializes in training formerly incarcerated job seekers and helping with job placement.

I caught up with Ben Jealous at Kapor Capital's second annual $100,000 People's Ops Tech Competition which was won by Tiffany Smith, a Chicago based entrepreneur, for her impressive start-up Tiltas, a networking platform designed to connect the formerly incarcerated with job opportunities.

Based on his experiences there, he's hoping to establish some way of helping incarcerated musicians find jobs upon their release — perhaps by encouraging hotels to hire more live musicians.

In her fellowship she was placed with the Center for Employment Opportunities, a New York-based organization that helps formerly incarcerated people find jobs.

A full 60percentt of people who were incarcerated cannot secure a job within a year of their release.

Rhode Island, where he was convicted and sentenced, has an "earned time" law, which shortens prison sentences for criminals like Mr. Woodmansee who work prison jobs while incarcerated.

One year after their release, more than 75percentt of California's formerly incarcerated can't find jobs.

Our border patrol agents are being incarcerated for doing their jobs.

The late Juanita Tate, for instance, who formed Concerned Citizens of South Central Los Angeles, worked with her neighbors to build affordable housing, clean up sidewalks, ensure that alleys were no longer used for drug dealing, and train formerly incarcerated people to do jobs in the neighborhood.

Blame it on globalization or a certain recently incarcerated "socialite" blonde, but the job just isn't what it used to be.