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					<description><![CDATA[&lt;strong&gt;EEOC &quot;guidance&quot; on use of conviction records...&lt;/strong&gt;

Yesterday, the EEOC issued &quot;guidance&quot; (h/t P.T.) on the ability of employers to use conviction and arrest records in hiring. (We&#039;d previously noted EEOC enforcement actions in that regard.) In another example of the Obama Administration&#039;s upside-do...]]></description>
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<p>Yesterday, the EEOC issued &#8220;guidance&#8221; (h/t P.T.) on the ability of employers to use conviction and arrest records in hiring. (We&#8217;d previously noted EEOC enforcement actions in that regard.) In another example of the Obama Administration&#8217;s upside-do&#8230;</p>
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