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Reduce Legal Risk

Fair Chance laws carry penalties of up to $250,000 per violation. Automating compliance minimizes exposure to fines and lawsuits.

EEOC & Local Fair Chance Ordinances

Capture Tax Credits Automatically

Employers may earn up to $2,400 per qualifying hire through the Work Opportunity Tax Credit. Billions go unclaimed each year.

U.S. Department of Labor, WOTC Overview

Stay Audit-Ready

Many jurisdictions require Fair Chance documentation to be stored for 3+ years. Centralized logs ensure full audit trails.

State and City Recordkeeping Guidelines

Speed Up Hiring

Manual adjudication can delay hiring by up to 10 days. Automation keeps hiring fast while staying compliant.

State Fair Chance Compliance Timelines

Choose one or more of the jurisdictions below to build your fair chance hiring optimization plan.

Ensure compliance with Fair Chance Hiring laws across California

Fair Chance Act: Important Information

The California Fair Chance Act (effective January 1, 2018) prohibits employers with five or more employees from inquiring about conviction history before making a job offer. This law is designed to reduce barriers to employment for individuals with criminal histories.

Important: Cities and municipalities within California have established their own specific guidelines and protocols. Employers must comply with both state-level requirements and any additional local regulations when hiring, recruiting, or advertising positions in these jurisdictions.