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MO HB560
Bill
Status
1/20/2015
Primary Sponsor
Michael Butler
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AI Summary
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Employers are prohibited from inquiring into or considering an applicant's criminal record until after extending a conditional offer of employment
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Felony convictions may only be considered if less than 10 years have passed since release from custody or completion of supervised release; misdemeanors are limited to 5 years
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Employment offers may only be withdrawn based on offenses that bear a rational relationship to the duties and responsibilities of the position
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Employers must evaluate factors including nature of offense, evidence of rehabilitation, opportunity for similar offense in the job, likelihood of reoccurrence, and time elapsed since the offense
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Exemptions apply to state/county/municipal law enforcement agencies, the Department of Corrections, and positions where federal or state law requires criminal history consideration
Legislative Description
Prohibits employers from inquiring into or considering the criminal records of applicants before offering a conditional offer of employment
Last Action
Referred: Workforce Standards and Development(H)
3/31/2015