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Potentialy Blacklisted?
10-29-2009, 03:35 PM
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bagpussinamerica Offline
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RE: Potentialy Blacklisted?
Not if they don't give you a reason other than "unsuitable for position". My guess is that someone would need to get an attorney to take that on....and that would be a very costly venture. I think most employers would be too clever to be caught on a discrimination claim.
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