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    The Federal Bonding Program was created in 1966 by the U.S. Department of Labor to provide fidelity bonds to employers hiring individuals considered at-risk and help them gain employment. It issues bonds of up to $5,000 for six months to cover the first six months of employment. This enables employers to take a chance on qualified but risky candidates like those with a criminal record or recovering from addiction. The program has helped thousands of employers across many industries hire dedicated employees who may not have otherwise had an opportunity. It introduces hard to place job seekers to employers, allowing them to gain valuable skills and work experience.

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    The Federal Bonding Program was created in 1966 by the U.S. Department of Labor to provide fidelity bonds to employers hiring individuals considered at-risk and help them gain employment. It issues bonds of up to $5,000 for six months to cover the first six months of employment. This enables employers to take a chance on qualified but risky candidates like those with a criminal record or recovering from addiction. The program has helped thousands of employers across many industries hire dedicated employees who may not have otherwise had an opportunity. It introduces hard to place job seekers to employers, allowing them to gain valuable skills and work experience.

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    Federal Bonding Program Flyer

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    The Federal Bonding Program was created in 1966 by the U.S. Department of Labor to provide fidelity bonds to employers hiring individuals considered at-risk and help them gain employment. It issues bonds of up to $5,000 for six months to cover the first six months of employment. This enables employers to take a chance on qualified but risky candidates like those with a criminal record or recovering from addiction. The program has helped thousands of employers across many industries hire dedicated employees who may not have otherwise had an opportunity. It introduces hard to place job seekers to employers, allowing them to gain valuable skills and work experience.

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    FEDERAL BONDING

    PROGRAM
    A U.S. Department of Labor
    Initiative

    Since 1966
    A Unique Job Placement
    Tool for the At-Risk
    Job Seeker

    The U.S. Department of Labor (U.S. DOL) created the Federal Bonding Program (FBP) in 1966. The
    FBP has been successfully providing fidelity bonds to employers, giving them access to job seekers
    and opening doors of opportunity. Thousands of employers across the country have integrated the
    Federal Bonding Program into their hiring practices – industries that support our country’s economy
    – hospitality, retail, construction, transportation, auto repair, manufacturing, healthcare, non-profits,
    banking, tourism and more.

    The Federal Bonding Program has introduced talented, dedicated and passionate employees to their
    employers, enabling people to gain experience and acquire new and substantial skills.

    The Federal Bonding Program is simple.

    FOR EMPLOYERS ELIGIBLE INDIVIDUALS For more information or to initiate the


    Requirements for employers Hard to place job seekers include: Federal Bonding process, contact:
    participating include: • Ex-Offenders
    • Bonds must be issued pre-hire • Recovering from Substance Abuse
    SHELLEY SEITZ
    • Employment must be full • Welfare Recipient Workforce Program
    Coordinator - Reentry
    or part time (Minimum of • Poor Financial Credit
    30 hours per week) • Economically Disadvantaged Youth 1000 East Grand Avenue
    • Employees must be of legal age • Adults with Minimal Work History Des Moines, Iowa 50319
    to work • Dishonorable Military Discharge Phone: (515) 725-3891
    • Bonds are valued up to $5,000.00 Cell: (515) 901-3600
    (Maximum of six months) richelle.seitz@iwd.iowa.gov

    Visit iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov or bonds4jobs.com


    70-1068 (11/18)

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