Requires disclosure by applicants for State employment of previous or ongoing criminal investigations.
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```json { "summary": "This bill requires State employers to gather information from job applicants about any previous or ongoing criminal investigations they may have been involved in. The Civil Service Commission will create a form to be given to applicants who receive a first interview, asking about investigations by law enforcement agencies, accusations from other state employees, arrests, charges, convictions, and related appeals. This aims to provide State employers with greater insight into an applicant’s background before offering employment.", "keyProvisions": [ "The Civil Service Commission must create a specific form for State employment applications.", "The form will inquire about criminal investigations by law enforcement agencies.", "The form will also inquire
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