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You always could. Difference is, now when they don't give you the contract, they'll be doing something illegal.Originally posted by topgunA new employment law will come effect soon against age discrimination. Does it apply to contractor? If yes, can I reject agency's inquiry about age?
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Yeah, putting your photo on a CV in the US is a no-no, because most of the things that can be told from it, it's illegal to use in the decision. By contrast, no pic on a CV in France = bin tout de suite. Or at least, out comes the Polaroid.Originally posted by topgunA new employment law will come effect soon against age discrimination. Does it apply to contractor? If yes, can I reject agency's inquiry about age? As I know, in North Amercia, agency or employer wouldn't ask a interviewee about his/her age in any interview occation.
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Please SAS, you stick to your fantasy and I will stick to mine.
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You complete idiots. Both Ladymuck and janey are men. I know you IT geeks are desperate, but really! Cyber-flirting with middle-aged bearded and hairy men is beyond the pale.
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Very smooth.Originally posted by FranckoYou mean you look like an old slapper?
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You mean you look like an old slapper?Originally posted by ladymuck[...]
No-one's ever politely said I looked younger than I am either when I have revealed my age, must have that 'mature' look!
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but equally as well? that is the questionOriginally posted by The Lone GunmanAlas Janey, I am a fickle man. Please believe that I love you all equaly.
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If a recruiter asks for your age in the US they will be sued,they take it very seriously,I will be relishing faux pas by UK recruiters after October.Originally posted by tim123Yes and Yes.
tim
The first few law suites could consist of very large fines so I will be applying for every job in the hope of being asked my age.
Gottcha
Doubleplusgood
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Yes and Yes.Originally posted by topgunA new employment law will come effect soon against age discrimination. Does it apply to contractor? If yes, can I reject agency's inquiry about age? As I know, in North Amercia, agency or employer wouldn't ask a interviewee about his/her age in any interview occation.
tim
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Alas Janey, I am a fickle man. Please believe that I love you all equaly.Originally posted by janeyand I thought you only had eyes for mine!
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and I thought you only had eyes for mine!Originally posted by The Lone GunmanDarling, you dont look a day over 25!
Are you going to get your baps out now?
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If she does its off to light relief in more ways than one.
BTW. (Dont tell ayone, this is between us OK) This could backfire big time, I have never seen her, she could be a wrinckly old prune for all I know
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Smooth.Originally posted by The Lone GunmanDarling, you dont look a day over 25!
Are you going to get your baps out now?
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