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We can name 4 employers in Minnesota. That is what the register holds today, not the number of companies in Minnesota that hire people with records.

EmployerBased inWorkWhat we read
Best BuyNational consumer-electronics retailer with roughly 1,000 US stores.
Richfield, MNRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
C.H. RobinsonOne of the world's largest third-party logistics providers, with major US offices coordinating freight for shippers.
Eden Prairie, MNWarehouse and logisticsOffice and administrativeNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
TargetNational general-merchandise retail chain with roughly 1,950 stores plus a large supply-chain network.
Minneapolis, MNRetailWarehouse and logisticsVerifiedSecond Chance Business Coalition member listRead September 3, 2026
Tech DumpSaint Paul, Minnesota nonprofit electronics recycler providing paid job training and employment to adults with barriers to work, including criminal records.
Saint Paul, MNWarehouse and logisticsNot re-confirmedFair Chance Business Pledge, 2016 White House archiveRead September 3, 2026
4 in MinnesotaThe whole register

What the law gives you in Minnesota

A Minnesota employer cannot ask about your record until they have picked you for an interview, and after that state law gives you nothing.

Private employers Covered The timing rule covers every private employer in Minnesota. The individualized assessment and the written rejection notice in Minnesota’s criminal offender law apply to government employers and occupational licensing only, so any guide crediting private-sector workers with those rights is wrong. Minnesota clean slate expungement now clears many records automatically, two years after you finish a misdemeanor sentence, three for a gross misdemeanor, and five for most eligible felonies. Minn. Stat. § 364.021 · checked September 17, 2026
When they may ask After you are selected for an interview, or after a conditional offer if there is no interview This is the earliest point in the process a covered employer may raise your record.

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