How Can A Person Be REDEEMED FRM CONTINING Being  PUNISHED BY SOCIETY FRM PAST MISTAKES & CAN'T GET A JOB.
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There are many community organizations that train convicted felons for the trades.  Also they have companies in line willing to hire properly trained men and women.  I don't know where you live so I can't direct you specifically to a certain one.  Try contacting your local employment office.  Their bulletin boards always have listings for these organizations.
900157
First how long has he been out of work and why.  If he has been laid off he is entitled to unemployment.  If he lost his job due to his job moving out of state he is entitled to training or schooling and unemployement.  If he is past that, he should have been using that time to look for work.  He can go to job services (the place that he applied for unemployment at).   They can test him for skills and give him counseling.   He can go to temporary agencies.  Yes, its a temp job but if he is good he can get hired full time.  He needs to work while he retrains himself for the sake of the kids.  If he is married his wife needs to work as well.
998187
One day you will walk into work and you will already be there.  Then you will know it is too late. Then when you get back home, you will be already there, too.  Now, not only will you not have a job, you will be homeless, too.  Unfortunately, it continues to go downhill from there, I'm afraid.  Not much you can do.\n\nIt's such a shame, but that's the way it goes, in the Twilight Zone.
189405
The person should contact an attorney or legal aid.  I don't quite understand the question, but if a person was terminated from a job for a reason they feel isn't fair, then they do have rights.
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its about being imprisoned by society.
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well i am really sorry for your father...\njust let go.. of it.. and pray for him.. is all u can do..\nlife goes on... and remember.. a job is a job.. don't bring ur job at home. nor the isues..\nu've been fired.. u'll find something else...\nwhen u work for a boss.. he'll fire u. not because of ur fault.. but because the business is not doing well,a nd he needs to get rid of people.. \nanyway,..  whipe everything and start over...\nu'll find another job.. and search for something u LIKE.. \n;)
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Someone is punished for the wrong he did and that is punishment.If you are punished and you die in the cause of the punishment, you must have merited it.\n   On the other hand if God allow you to be passing through some difficulties we can call it trials.God may do that to see how much you love Him or He may do that to glorify His name at the end. The point here is that if you remain faithful to God until you die in that situation, that is not punishment.Look at the trials Job had in the Bible. His wife even asked him to curse God and die but he refused and said it is God that gave and He has taken back. Look at what happened to him at the end. You see how God showed his power? If you do not know the story read Job.\nI live in Cameroon, the neighbour to Nigeria.
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Absolutely.  Finding a job is the hardest part.  If the conviction comes up in the interview, and it will most of the time, be honest and frank about it.  If the boss wants to be a total dickface about it, and they will most of the time, then screw 'em.  Usually dickfaces find something to be a dickface about anyway.  That's how dickfaces operate.  Basically, call the conviction a learning experience.  And it doesn't have to be flipping burgers or cleaning toilets. Pick a trade... Electronics, auto repair, landscaping... and work your way up like everyone else.
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I don't think it's as simple as that. You'll be definitely made to pay for it in some form or another, in this life or another.\n\nBut if you just think ur going to hell and that's it, then it would be like there is no chance for u, which is wrong. As long as ur alive, u still have plenty of chances. \n\nSo it is really worth trying to get better, behave better and do good things (in whichever domain ur able to). And it's a good thing that u realised that u did wrong so far. Just have to take some action in this direction...\n\nGood luck.
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first thing you will have to do is get some really low self esteem, feelings of worthlessness, and an inability to  have or hold a decent job...  oh yes also... you will have to be able to  take your safety for granted... since you might end up beaten up, raped, on drugs / alcohol or dead at some point... and even if those things don't happen... you will be stuck with a lousy reputation,  and  memories that  you will be too embarrassed to ever tell your kids someday...  get an education,  get a good job,  and   you wont have anything to regret...good luck
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be honest about your past and don't go for jobs where a felony will not help you  like anything to do with money or kids  the felony will hurt you  you cant fix a felony its a permanent mark on your record
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Wow!  People here sure are judgemental.  I bet that's only the case when it's not them in the hot-seat, though.  Anyways, you'll have to refer to the sentencing guidelines for when you were sentenced.  If you fail to participate in community service, which is a violation of your probation, they can place you in jail, and depending on the nature of your offense, either keep you there until your probation officer sees fit, or they can revoke your probation and re-sentence you which could mean you get to go to prison.  Then you'll have to worry about parole instead of just probation.  Either way, I'd say it's just easier to do the community service - or find someone to sign off on your community service hours to "say" you did it.  =)\n\nGood luck!
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You're not twisted or even bitter. You saw an injustice to a child and you didn't think it was fair. And it wasn't. If you want to stop this kind of injustice join a group that prevents the kind of things that annoy you most. You'll fix things and make like minded friends in the process.
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Your employer cannot force you to apologize.  \n\nThere are certain "protected classes" of people that if they are treated disperately, can be considered discriminated against:  race or color; religion; national origin or ancestry, physical disability; mental disability or medical condition; gender; age, with respect to persons over the age of 40; and pregnancy.  That is from http://www.finduslaw.com/taxonomy_menu/12/23\n\nIf you fall into one or more of those "protected classes" and you truly feel that you were discriminated against because you are a member of one of those classes, then you may have a case.\n\nI suggest that you contact the people at http://finduslaw.com and ask them for Employment Law advice: http://www.finduslaw.com/contact
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A person get anything when right time comes for it, anything before time is unlikely and if u get then u'll be called as Mr.lucky.\n\nKeep trying, I'm sure soon you'll get right job for you and best of luck
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luck is just a myth. Luck helps those that help themselves.\nStill, there are plenty of other reasons not your fault for not getting a job: a relative of the employer could be next in line or they are looking for someone with more experience
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Why blaming on your friend?\n\nMany options are available here:\n\nhttp://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/resumes/