Second Chances: Tapping into Overlooked Talent

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In a time when filling job vacancies can be a challenge, Emily Dickens discusses an often overlooked talent pool: individuals who are formerly incarcerated. This episode explores initiatives to help these individuals re-enter the workforce and shows how HR professionals can play a pivotal role in giving them a second chance. Tune in to discover how inclusivity in hiring can benefit both employers and society at large.

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