Would you employ a criminal?

[carolcat]

no driving in silence is tons of fun

he's probably got one of those big fancy cars that lets you plug in media devices to play through the speakers

[Ad Bot]

[Brickitect]

I don't know, depends on what the crime was.

[Nonnel]

Definitely not.

[Flamecannon]

people still listen to the radio?

i listen to fdr's live fireside chats every day man
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[Clone v.117]

it would depend on what their crime was, how recently they did it, and what the job was

This, like if it was a creep guy and the job was working at an elementary school then only if he records everything for me.

[Jubel]

i would never even think about hiring anyone convicted of shoplifting or any sort of theft.

[tetronaught]

i would never even think about hiring anyone convicted of shoplifting or any sort of theft.

What if they were a stupid teenager at the time and have learned to behave?

[XR-7]

If they served their full time, I'd probably hire them so long as they met all the normal qualifications.

[Epicduke]

no
because i'll probably never run a business
if i do though then it depends

[ßlöükfáce]

If it was something dumb like dui maybe I would
Unless the company has company cars I guess

[tetronaught]

Tip never introduce a company car system, they will look after a car alot more if it's theirs.

[Blockzillahead]

no. bad name for the company

[CharlesSpeaking]

Yeah it's alot more fun than watching chuck norris budget movies on Netflix.

no tetro

no it's not

[Katadeus]

My uncle is a convicted felon and is the nicest, mildest person you'd ever meet. He is currently employed, and his boss was apprehensive, but doesn't mind anymore.

[DrenDran]

As long as it wasn't a crime like theft or embezzlement.
Obviously depends on the person or the job but the only issue I'd have with it is if they'd steal or damage company property.