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    Questions They Shouldn't Ask

    "The female candidate was asked, "Do you plan to have children?" She was taken aback by the question and wasn't sure how to answer."

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    User: Bookworm
    Date: 4/15/2005 5:59:00 PM

    the nerve! This question is not to be asked by any interviewer because it can cause discrimination against the interviewee. " Why train her if she is only going to be here for the next year?" This is a human rights violation, although you do not want to start a fight with the "future" employer. Check out the Pregnancy Discrimination Act



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