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Hiring laws do tend to outlaw discrimination based on age except in a few circumstances - there are laws specifying the minimum age to be able to sell alcohol,
by tallanvor 9y ago
Hiring laws do tend to outlaw discrimination based on age except in a few circumstances - there are laws specifying the minimum age to be able to sell alcohol, and there's an age at which commercial pilots have to stop flying.
If congress didn't specifically include a provision to note that age discrimination laws didn't apply to this, it would likely end up being challenged in court, but I certainly couldn't say what the outcome would be.
Other countries do this as well - it's not right, but the people developing this policy don't have an original bone in their body, so of course they're going to copy what other countries already have!
- humanrebar 9y agoU.S. laws only protect against age discrimination when workers are at least 40 years old. http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/rights-against-age-discrimination-29577.html http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/rights-against-age-di... The principle should certainly apply more broadly, especially when we're talking about legislation.