Anurag Varma wrote:
>"Jim Kennedy" <kennedy-down_with_spammers_at_no_spam.comcast.net> wrote in message news:s6Agb.57378$%h1.42638_at_sccrnsc02...
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>>>>My point is that there are a lot of discriminatory practices by Indian
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>>>>non-India people. (I know people can be found in the US of European
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>>decent
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>>>>that pull the same crap.) It is very naive to think India doesn't have
>>>>trade and protectionist barriers against other countries. People have a
>>>>right to bitch about them.
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>>>>Jim
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>>>Right... and my dog can speak french.
>>>Can you show one example of such a posting where it is advertised that
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>>only Indians
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>>>can apply to a job in US?
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>>>Anurag
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>>Anurag,
>>Yup, I ran across it when I was out of work awhile ago. As a matter of fact
>>the job was posted on the Oracle marketplace newsgroup and had a url and the
>>url had the posting also. A lot of people commented on it. No, I am not
>>going to waste my time finding it for you now.
>>Jim
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>Ok .. I can believe that maybe you did find one or two posts which had stated that.
>In fact a quick search on Google does bring out one such post.
>That does not mean this is happening in a lot of places. I would think that it would be
>illegal here in US to hire with such a bias (Which you did state in that email).
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>Anurag
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It is illegal in the U.S. But no more illegal than walking into a
Chinese restaurant and finding that every employee
is of Chinese ancestry. Discrimination happens everywhere and all the
time. Nothing new to report.
--
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Received on Tue Oct 07 2003 - 19:39:11 CDT
