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Where can you get a job in Reading PA if you have a felony offense?
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∙ 9y ago
There are organizations like the National Hire Network who help felons get jobs in Pennsylvania. You can go on the major job search engines and type in your request. Many of a lot of useful information. There are also many forums on this topic.
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