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AZ HB2393
Bill
Status
2/4/2016
Primary Sponsor
Ceci Velasquez
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AI Summary
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Prohibits employers from inquiring about, considering, or requiring disclosure of applicants' criminal conviction records during the hiring process before a conditional job offer is made.
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Allows criminal history inquiries only after a conditional employment offer has been extended to the applicant.
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Limits criminal history inquiries to convictions from only the five most recent consecutive years preceding the conditional job offer.
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Requires that any criminal conviction record inquired about must have a direct relationship to the employment position.
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Exempts employment positions requiring a valid fingerprint clearance card under Arizona law from these restrictions.
Legislative Description
Hiring practices; criminal history; limitation.
Last Action
Referred to House JUD Committee
2/8/2016