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Overcoming Biases Across the Human Resource Management Lifecycle for Individuals with a Criminal Reocedures commonly found in U.S. workplaces. In providing bias reduction tactics from organizational and individual perspectives, our hope is that workplaces are improved such that employers are better equipped to improve workplace conditions for applicants and employees with this stigmatized non-visible identity.

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Political Economy of Macao since 1999ness evidence might inform how to establish policies regarding criminal records evaluations in hiring. We offer practical recommendations within the legal context of EEOC guidelines and discuss needed research on this topic.

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for understanding?how this?volume addresses this critical issue—justice involvement and employment. We begin by describing the background of?problem, clarifying relevant?terminology, and then briefly highlighting the research presented?by each of our chapter authors.