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Discrimination during hiring process

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moreadore   100

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29 minutes ago, Donald120383 said:

This is not discrimination as OP seems to be claiming. EADs status is really not a status as it’s not a work visa and company is taking a risk hiring you. It’s a free country 

Sorry theres a lot of things not free in this country. An EAD is an employment authorization document. He can work as long as it is valid. It is not a risk as the company does not have to sponsor him.

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42 minutes ago, Donald120383 said:

This is not discrimination as OP seems to be claiming. EADs status is really not a status as it’s not a work visa and company is taking a risk hiring you. It’s a free country 

 

This is wrong. EAD=work authorization=permit. And there is no risk for the company in hiring the OP. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, moreadore said:

Sorry theres a lot of things not free in this country. An EAD is an employment authorization document. He can work as long as it is valid. It is not a risk as the company does not have to sponsor him.

OP can waste his time by trying to fight a battle. for what its worth, its a waste of time. there are a tonn of tech companies in silicon valley who can hire a techie. move on

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1 hour ago, Donald120383 said:

OP can waste his time by trying to fight a battle. for what its worth, its a waste of time. there are a tonn of tech companies in silicon valley who can hire a techie. move on

Yes I believe I already stated this in my original response. Thanks.

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