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News Pandemic sidelines more than 1,000 incarcerated wildfire fighters in California Maanvi Singh July 10, 2020
News A California Firefighter’s Struggle Shows That There Are Too Many Barriers To Finding Work With A Criminal Record Andrew Wimer July 7, 2020
Press Release Missouri Eases Barriers to Work for Ex-Offenders, Expands Out-of-State License Recognition J. Justin Wilson July 6, 2020
News Occupation licensure in Florida: Gov. DeSantis signs ‘The Occupational Freedom and Opportunity Act’ Tampa Dispatch Staff July 6, 2020
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