Factories exist all over and they are always looking to hire. It is hard work and the pay isn’t always great, but it’s steady and offers opportunities to grow.
If you are physically fit, don’t mind hard work or getting dirty, and live in the right area or are willing to move or travel, you might consider a job in the oil and gas industry.
A former felon can find it very rewarding to give back to their community, which is why many former inmates end up working or volunteering with community service agencies.
Companies have a lot of inventory and require staff to load and unload these boxes, arrange shipments, verify records and deliveries, and stock shelves.
Between electricians, plumbers, carpenters, welders, woodworkers, construction sites, roofers, HVAC, and general labor needs, there are many different job opportunities.
If you don’t mind long-distance travel and being alone on the road, many trucking and transportation companies offer on-the-job training and typically pay well.