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Toon- Avoiding the appearance (Original Post) n2doc Apr 2014 OP
Great cartoon Gothmog Apr 2014 #1
I get that it probably works psychologically, but... are they also faking their birth-dates? phantom power Apr 2014 #2
Technically it's against the law to ask a prospective employee for their age lunatica Apr 2014 #3

phantom power

(25,966 posts)
2. I get that it probably works psychologically, but... are they also faking their birth-dates?
Wed Apr 2, 2014, 03:38 PM
Apr 2014

Unless you are somehow keeping your birth year a secret, your age isn't really much of a mystery.

lunatica

(53,410 posts)
3. Technically it's against the law to ask a prospective employee for their age
Wed Apr 2, 2014, 03:46 PM
Apr 2014

It's also against the law to ask them if they're married or have children. But since few people know this they get away with it. Plus it doesn't look good if you tell a prospective boss that he's breaking the law.

It's a catch 22.

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