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Hiring discrimination against convicted felons in Springfield

February 6, 2012 By Mary Furness

The chairman of Springfield’s Human Rights Commission says the commission will talk about discrimination against convicted felons when it meets next week. Chairman George Davis tells the Springfield News-Leader that if employers refuse to hire a felon, they need a valid reason. He says several people have raised the issue with the commission and one person has filed a complaint.

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