What kind of Jobs DONT do Record Checks on people?

I have a NJ 2C:39-5 Conviction and im looking for work. I worked at McDonalds as a Cashier and id like to again, i did well.



Any Jobs i can get in this circumstance?



NJ = "3rd Degree Crime," Can mean whatever it wants...



Im going to be 28 this year. Thanks.What kind of Jobs DONT do Record Checks on people?
Get a job such as McDonalds, Wal Mart for right now. In the meantime learn a trade. I know a few people plumber, mechanic, carpenter and mason all of who have a criminal record and all of whom make more than 60K a year.
Six FlagsWhat kind of Jobs DONT do Record Checks on people?
A job you would never want!



More seriously, most virtual assistant jobs and jobs offered by small companies. Check Craigslist.
no cluee, i think like amusment parks im not sureWhat kind of Jobs DONT do Record Checks on people?
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most fastfood/restaurant places aren't going to do background checks on you unless you straight applied for management...being a waiter is the easiest job to get..I'm in College right now and a waiter..half the people who work with me have bad things on their record and couldn't get a job elsewhere...you could look into that
Quick, minimum wage or low wage jobs you can get from temporary agencies...not reputable one's but the kind that will pay you the same day...they don't even verify employment history...just a warm body w/ two hands is all they want. Look up the website for Labor Ready. You can at least get a chance to work for honest pay.
Can you work at McDonald's again?



My son has some convictions and has worked at several foodservice establishments.



Many construction people have criminal histories.
well i don't know the unlawful possession of a weapon is serious and yes most places do checks
Not everyone checks records, look for a job in manufacturing they are good with that and if you take the job seriously and put in hard work and take some college classes you can excel in the company. Good Luck
I don't know any specific jobs but you just have to find one that is "under the table" which means that they don't check backgrounds, they don't report that you even work there, and they pay you in cash without doing any taxes at all. There are some here in MA but I'm not sure about connecticut. All I can think of offhand is babysitting or dog walking or something like that but I'm sure that there is more around that you could find. Usually lots of small businesses are under the table so that they don't have to report who works for them so it is good for everybody. I worked at a corn stand that was under the table and i have also babysat but I'm sure that you can find something.
I would think it would be a job with little customer contact and little access to people's property. I am thinking things like outdoor construction, outdoor maintanence (parks, roadwork, landscaping, etc...)
Maybe you should just interview for a job and be honest, tell them what you did and that your trying to change and you need a good job to rebuild your life