Missouri removing box on convictions from job applications

Missouri is removing questions about a job candidate's criminal history from initial applications for work within state government, even as a legislative effort to also "ban the box" in the private sector stalls. Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday signed an executive order at a St. Louis job training center that directs state departments, boards and ...

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Missouri removing box on convictions from job applications

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