Do felons who are given a pardon have to disclose their conviction and pardon to future employers?

If you are lucky enough to receive one of very few pardons granted by the Governor the conviction still stands but all civil rights are restored and the record reflects the pardon. Since conviction still stands but was pardoned I think you still should disclose and be proud that the pardon was granted.

I would have to read the terms of the pardon, and know the question asked by the prospective employer.