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Is that hard to find any job with dui?

What is the best way to find a job with a DUI on your record?

  • My boyfriend has a DUI on his record and he is having a very hard time finding a job. He has a college degree but it seems that the DUI is really putting a damper on the job serach, ...show more

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    I cant help, but I would like to say that as serious as drunk driving is, a DUI should NOT be a factor in getting a job, and bettering your life. everyone makes mistakes, and a d-U-i is usually nothing more than bad timing, a stupid mistake (like running a stop sign) or a blown out tail light. (not to mention an a**hole cop with nothing better to do than ruin someones life) should drunk driving, no matter if the driver is plastered or just "buzzed" be taken seriously? yes, of course. its selfish to get behind the wheel if you are impaired. it shows that you have little regard for your own or others safety. but, a SINGLE d-U-i should not effect ones life to the point that they are struggling to cope with society.

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He needs to be a cop.

Daniel-san

Be a Bartender

Lab Accident

Unless he is looking for a driving job it probably isnt gonna hurt him that much. But in some areas jobs are just hard to find so it depends on where you live.

elaeblue

see if he can have his record ex-sponge if it is passed 7 years

panther_love

What's his degree in? hopefully nothing that involves driving... He might need to take a job that's not quite exactly what he wants just to get his foot in the door. Having any sort of record will certainly hurt the job search. He just needs to find a starting spot and get a good reputation.

DudeMan

When filling out the application, make sure he writes that down under the "any felonies/misdeameanor's" section. If it only states any felonies, I wouldn't write it down, but if it asks for misdemeanors, I would be honest. Then, once they go over the application with him, make sure he brings it up and is honest about what happened and how he learned his lesson. I think employer's will see that he's an honest person, which is a good thing, right? I have a wet and wreckless on my record, and I was very upfront and honest about it and have landed both jobs that I wanted. Tell him not to give up and not to let it get him down!

makianderson8

WALK or take busses to the interviews no, seriously he should mention it and what he has done since to deal with it and why it is no longer a problem for him or for them as employers.

sheisperfect2007

Find a job that doesn't involve driving.

spot

Try skipping the "chauffeur" listings in the classifieds.

John B

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