Fair Chance Hiring
Talent Deserves a Fair Chance
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Fair chance hiring gives justice-involved candidates the opportunity to be considered for employment based on their skills, experience, and potential.
At Twin Cities R!SE, we believe people should have access to meaningful careers and the opportunity to move forward.
Why Fair Chance Hiring Matters
AROUND
40%
of the R!SERS we serve have experienced involvement with the justice system.
Fair chance hiring helps employers recognize talent that might otherwise be overlooked.
What Is Fair Chance Hiring?
Fair chance hiring means giving justice-involved candidates a fair opportunity to compete for employment.
It encourages employers to consider the whole person and make hiring decisions based on the individual, the position, and what is relevant to the work.
It is not about lowering hiring standards. It is about removing unnecessary barriers.
A Guide for Employers
Our Fair Chance Hiring Guide offers practical information and tools employers can use to strengthen their hiring practices.
Inside the guide:
Fair chance hiring best practices
Background checks
Legal considerations
Onboarding and retention
Practical tools for employers
Fair Chance in Action
Our commitment to fair chance employment goes beyond hiring resources. TCR works alongside justice-involved individuals, employers, and community partners to create stronger pathways to employment.
Coming Home Reentry Resource Fair
Our Coming Home Reentry Resource Fair, held with Hennepin County Library at Minneapolis Central Library, connects justice-involved community members with fair chance employers and resources that can support successful reentry.
Empowered Reentry Training
TCR also brings Personal Empowerment training inside correctional facilities, helping participants build skills they can carry with them as they prepare for reentry.
Find Great Talent
Twin Cities R!SE connects employers with skilled, motivated R!SERS who are ready to contribute and grow.
Interested in strengthening your talent pipeline while expanding opportunity?