If the order is a general one, such as "not have contact with children," it will prohibit you from applying for a job that will involve contact with that class of persons. If it is the usual order prohibiting contact with a former spouse or boy/girlfriend, you cannot apply where s/he works.
A restraining order in and of itself will not prohibit you from getting a job, unless it was the result of a criminal complaint filed against you. The criminal complaint/arrest/conviction would permit an employer to decline to hire you. If asked on the application for employment, failure to answer truthfully would be grounds to terminate you or not hire you.
Unless you were actually arrested for assault or domestic violence, the fact that a restraining order against you existed would not show up on a background check if you weren't arrested for any offense.
It depends. If the restraining order is in relation to a criminal conviction then yes, but by themselves without proof of another crime (such as assault) then no.
There are circumstances under which it could, yes.
If you have a restraining order against you it could possibly hinder you obtaining your nursing license. It really depends on why the restraining order was issued.
Not if your employer has a problem with it. ALSO - if your position requires you to carry a firearm, restraining orders forbid your possession of them which would impact your ability to perform that aspect of your job.
It means your a nut job that needs to back off before he files that restraining order
I need to get a restraining order before my live in roommate kills me.he has been very abusive to me and the police dont even come anymore.i also just lost my job so i dont have any money.how can i do this process for free.
If it's a government job, it most certainly will. If you're the one who filed the restraining order, it shouldn't disqualify you in any way. If they ask questions about it, the best thing you can do is be honest and upfront with them.
It depends on what job you would do.
depending on how much you get
keep getting promotions on a job that picks you up by a limo
You get a Job and keep getting promotions
To keep order within the United States.
Besides paying back benefits, fines, and penalties, if you spent time in jail for this crime it would definitely hinder you getting a job.
You would call the police, get restraining order, you could get a pfa against that person,go to court, if you are not guilty they are not aloud to do that.