NM job seekers don't have to disclose crime record (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

9 March 2010, 11:48 am

New Mexico became the second state to "ban the box" with Gov. Bill Richardson's signature on a law prohibiting employment applications for government agencies from asking job seekers if they'd been convicted of a crime.... Read More »

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