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To: Kealoha who wrote (41260)	12/2/1997 10:06:00 AM
From: Kealoha	Respond to of 186894

New meaning to semi-CON, Chandler fab run by crips or bloods??? Andy, say it ain't so......... GANG MEMBERS on the job are a growing concern for some employers. An Arizona semiconductor manufacturer says he was shocked to learn that a batch of temporary workers he recently hired included current and former gang members. In Colorado, a woman hired by the motor-vehicles department was caught stealing sensitive information and phony identification documents for friends who allegedly were gang members. As employers scrounge for available workers, such stories are becoming more common, says Michael D. Karpeles, a law partner at Goldberg, Kohn, Bell, Black, Rosenbloom & Moritz in Chicago, which represents employers. In a survey conducted by the law firm, managers said they feared the problem would grow worse. "If you have to expand the scope of your hiring, you inevitably are going to get people you ordinarily would not hire," Mr. Karpeles says.