Democrat running for NY district attorney ‘encourages’ criminals to apply for job on staff

NY Post ^ | 7/20/25 | Carl Campanile

[Libloather]

Crime doesn’t pay — so try politics instead.

The Democrat running to be Nassau County’s top prosecutor encouraged convicted criminals to apply for a job on her campaign that could pay them up to $7,000 a month.

District Attorney candidate Nicole Aloise’s campaign posted an ad seeking a “communications director” on job website indeed.com as she tries to unseat Republican incumbent District Attorney Anne Donnelly.

“People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply,” the job posting says, offering a salary range of between $6,000-$7,000 a month.

The call for ex-cons to apply for a job sticks out like a sore thumb in an otherwise traditional job description that notes applicants should have previous experience in media relations, dealing with New York journalists or working on campaigns.

“People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply,” the job posting says, offering a salary range of between $6,000-$7,000 a month.

The call for ex-cons to apply for a job sticks out like a sore thumb in an otherwise traditional job description that notes applicants should have previous experience in media relations, dealing with New York journalists or working on campaigns.

**SNIP**

New York City has the “Ban the Box” law, also known as the Fair Chance Act, which prohibits employers from asking about an applicant’s criminal history or conducting background checks until a conditional job offer is made.

That means employers can’t include questions about criminal records on job applications or during initial interviews.

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TOPICS: Business/Economy; Conspiracy; Education; History
KEYWORDS: criminals; democrat; job; nicolealoise; staff

[Libloather]

Why wait until they become criminals? Give them a job.

[No name given]

‘“People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply,” the job posting says, offering a salary range of between $6,000-$7,000 a month.’

Typical blue state madness.

[blackdog]

Thugs encouraged.

[GOPJ]

New York City has the “Ban the Box” law, also known as the Fair Chance Act, which prohibits employers from asking about an applicant’s criminal history or conducting background checks until a conditional job offer is made. That means employers can’t include questions about criminal records on job applications or during initial interviews.

New York Citt sucks...

[Bullish]

Why not? 3/4s of NY city dwellers are criminals.

[TigersEye]

Democrats aren’t hiding it anymore.

[A strike]

“Crime doesn’t pay -— so try politics instead.”

What do you mean “instead” ?

[alexander_busek]

"I didn't make the cut! I interviewed well, but as soon as they found out that I had been convicted of only a few Class 4 misdemeanors, and no actual felonies, I was quickly ushered out the door."

Regards,

[DeplorableTrumpSupporter]

Let's elect a Democrat who loves criminals for the DA office...

Lower crime rates, don't report any crime...😀

[mewzilla]

On a Dems and NYC related note...

https://nypost.com/2025/07/19/lifestyle/thousands-of-fire-ants-are-forming-rafts-out-of-their-own-bodies/

I know, I know.

But read the comments.

Some of those will make your day.

[Jolla]

My uncle had a steel erection company, built airports, prisons, arenas all over the country. While building prisons they were encouraged to use the local talent. He found one guy an accountant that had stolen a ton of money through fraud on the books but the guy was a natural on a crane. Boss told him to come see him for a job when he got out. I asked my uncle you would hire a criminal to work for you? He said, not going to let him work on the books just the crane.