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SB198 Alabama 2018 Session

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Bill Summary

Sponsors
  • Bobby D. Singleton
Session
Regular Session 2018
Title
Employment practice, unlawful to inquire from job applicant information relating to arrests or conviction of crimes, criminal record, with exceptions
Description

Under existing law, there is no Alabama statute prohibiting the State of Alabama, its agencies, or its political subdivisions, as employers, from discriminating against a job applicant based on the applicant's criminal conviction record

This bill would prohibit the State of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, from inquiring into or considering an applicant's arrest or conviction history for consideration of a job until after the applicant has received a conditional job offer, except when a conviction is directly related to the position of employment sought

This bill would require the State of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, to maintain certain employment and hiring records relating to the conviction history of employees and job applicants

This bill would also authorize the Department of Labor to enforce the provisions of this act

Relating to criminal convictions; to prohibit the State of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, from inquiring into or considering an applicant's conviction history for consideration of a job until after the applicant has received a conditional job offer, with exceptions; to require the State of Alabama, its agencies, and its political subdivisions, as employers, to maintain certain employment and hiring records relating to the conviction history of employees and job applicants; and to authorize the Department of Labor to enforce the provisions of this act.

Subjects
Employment

Bill Actions

Action DateChamberAction
March 22, 2018HRead for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on State Government
March 22, 2018SEngrossed
March 21, 2018SMotion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 1019
March 21, 2018SSingleton motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 1018
March 21, 2018SSingleton first Substitute Offered
March 21, 2018SThird Reading Passed
February 8, 2018SSingleton motion to Carry Over to the Call of the Chair adopted Voice Vote
February 8, 2018SThird Reading Carried Over to Call of the Chair
January 25, 2018SRead for the second time and placed on the calendar
January 23, 2018SRead for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Judiciary

Bill Calendar

TypeDateLocationDescription
HearingJanuary 24, 2018Committee Room 325 at 13:00Senate JUDY Hearing
HearingMarch 8, 2017 REVISED AGENDA at 12:00Senate HLTH Hearing

Bill Text

Download SB198 Alabama 2018 Session PDF

Bill Votes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass
2018-03-21
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed
Singleton motion to Adopt
2018-03-21
Chamber: Senate
Result: Passed

Bill Documents

TypeLink
Bill Text SB198 Alabama 2018 Session - Introduced
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