Question

the movement of the progress bar may be uneven because questions can be worth more or less (including zero) depending on your answer. read the following thesis: hiring former prison inmates is good for business. which source below would be the most credible to support this claim? a list of well - known corporations that have policies promoting the hiring of former inmates. a 2014 bureau of labor statistics report on the turnover rate and productivity of former inmates. a 2005 paper in a respected psychology journal describing proven strategies for integrating inmates into a workplace with non - inmates. an interview with a businessman praising the dedication and loyalty of inmates he has hired.

Explanation:

To support "Hiring former prison inmates is good for business", we need data on business - relevant metrics (turnover, productivity) from a credible source. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is an official, data - driven agency. A list of corporations with policies doesn't show business benefits. The psychology journal focuses on integration, not business benefits. An interview is anecdotal. So the 2014 Bureau of Labor Statistics report is most credible.

Answer:

B. A 2014 Bureau of Labor Statistics report on the turnover rate and productivity of former inmates.