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I applied for a job with a city utility company. I went through all proper procedures. It's a civil service job. I don't live in the city so the Mayor has to sign a waiver. The city approved 2 positions. The utility chose me as one of the approved. I met with the mayor a month ago and he is refusing to sign the waiver for me. I need this job and every day he doesn't sign I'm losing money. There is no reason for him not to sign it. Past mayors never even met with the candidates. I feel he is discriminating against me.
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what would be the basis for the discrimination ? you need to demonstrate that you did not get the job because of your race or religion or sexual orientation. being from a different city would not be a basis for discrimination. ed dimon, esq.
Answered on May 14th, 2014 at 4:07 PM