HIRING

Employment Opportunities for Individuals with Felony Convictions in Sampson County, North Carolina

Sampson County, North Carolina, demonstrates a growing commitment to workforce reintegration for justice-impacted individuals through partnerships between local government initiatives, educational institutions, and private employers. With unemployment rates for formerly incarcerated individuals nationally exceeding 27% – nearly five times the general population – Sampson County’s network of felony-friendly employers and support organizations provides critical pathways to economic stability.

This report analyzes current employment landscapes, identifies specific employers with inclusive hiring practices, and outlines systemic support structures available to job seekers with criminal records in this rural eastern North Carolina community.

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Life Purpose After Incarceration

 After experiencing incarceration, it is crucial to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and empowerment. This plan aims to guide males who have been incarcerated in restoring their lives, rebuilding their sense of self, relearning valuable skills, and reliving a purposeful existence. 

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Major Challenges Faced

These bullet points break down the challenges many men face post-incarceration and provide more insight into each one. By recognizing and addressing these struggles head-on, individuals can start creating solutions and making progress toward a better future.

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