Last week, Ohio’s House of Representatives amended and passed SB 255. This occupational licensure reform measure requires the legislature to review all occupational licensure boards over a six-year period; allows an individual who has been convicted of a criminal offense to request that a licensing authority determine whether that conviction is disqualifying from obtaining a license, and; requires a licensing authority to make available on its public website a list of all criminal offenses that would disqualify an individual from obtaining a license…
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