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Browsing Cornell Criminal Records Panel Study (CRPS) by Title
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Cornell Criminal Records Panel Study Questionnaire Wave 2
(2019-03)Questionnaire used by the Cornell Criminal Records Panel Study. Subjects are members of the class in the law suit against the US Census Bureau. The purpose of this research is to learn more about the errors in background ... -
Cornell Project for Record Assistance Questionnaire - A-filers
(2017-05)Questionnaire used by the Cornell Project for Records Assistance, part of the Cornell University ILR School (Industrial and Labor Relations), to collect information about respondents, their work history, their involvement ... -
Cornell Project for Record Assistance Questionnaire - B-filers
(2017-05)Questionnaire used by the Cornell Project for Records Assistance, part of the Cornell University ILR School (Industrial and Labor Relations), to collect information about respondents, their work history, their involvement ... -
Cornell Project for Records Assistance Questionnaire - with routing
(2017-05)Questionnaire used by the Cornell Project for Records Assistance, part of the Cornell University ILR School (Industrial and Labor Relations), to collect information about respondents, their work history, their involvement ... -
Criminal Record Inaccuracies and the Impact of a Record Education Intervention on Employment Related Outcomes
(2021-02-04)Presentation to DOL CEO on February 4, 2021 -
Criminal Record Inaccuracies and the Impact of a Record Education Intervention on Employment-Related Outcomes
(2020-01-02)More than 70 million Americans have some form of criminal record, which can limit their access to employment opportunities, eligibility for occupational licensure, and public benefits. The use of criminal background checks ...
