Second-Chance Employers A public register · est. 2026

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Working in Alaska with a record

No employer in the register is based in Alaska yet. That is a gap in our coverage, not a statement about Alaska. Here is what does apply to you.

Employers who hire from anywhere

Where you live is not the limit for these 0.

We cannot yet name a remote employer either.

The register is small and we would rather say so than pad it. If you know a company that belongs here, it takes a minute to tell us.

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What the law gives you in Alaska

Alaska has no state law limiting when a private employer can ask about your record.

Private employers No state law A private employer in Alaska can ask on the application and decide however they want, and a criminal record is not a protected class under state law. Alaska is the hardest state in the country to clear a record in: the Department of Public Safety says plainly that Alaska has no law to expunge criminal history, and sealing requires you to show mistaken identity or a false accusation in writing. Barring a suspended imposition of sentence that gets set aside, an adult conviction is permanent, so federal law is your only floor: a copy of the report and a chance to dispute it before you are turned down. No state fair chance hiring law and no expungement law. Sealing: AS 12.62.180 · checked September 17, 2026

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