
Originally Posted by
Melonie
^^^ as posted about in other threads, any profession that requires a state 'professional license' in order to practice that profession is going to subject the applicant to an FBI level background check. Odds are that the existance of 1099 income reports from known 'adult businesses' that are linked to the name and SS# of the applicant are going to show up during that background check. Will this prevent a license from being issued ... probably not, since no crime has been committed and these jobs are 100% legal. But it most likely will result in the inclusion of a reprimand for 'unprofessional conduct' in that person's professional license file. Will the existance of a reprimand prevent the license holder from getting a job in their chosen field ... probably not. However, it could limit the opportunities that will be made available where gov't positions, religious hospital positions, high profile corporate positions etc. are concerned, since the HR people are almost certainly acting under a policy where they want to avoid all possibility of a future 'scandal' / adverse publicity of having an employee outed as a former 'sex worker'. On the other hand, inner city hospitals and clinics, prisons, and other positions that aren't on the 'A list' probably wouldn't take issue.
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