Massachusetts Restricts Employers' Use Of Criminal Record Information

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On August 6, 2010, Massachusetts Governor Patrick signed into law the “CORI Reform Bill,” which significantly affects employers’ access to and use of criminal record information during the hiring process. The law changes the state’s Criminal Offender Recommendation Information (CORI) system and includes new rules on how and when employers may obtain and use criminal records. The following is a summary of those changes specifically directed at employers.

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