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Ehh, only if there was a demonstrable pattern. You can't just sue an employer for not getting a job because you mentioned your religion as the basis for somethi
by zymhan 7y ago
Ehh, only if there was a demonstrable pattern. You can't just sue an employer for not getting a job because you mentioned your religion as the basis for something.
I mean in the US you can sue for whatever you want, but the likelihood of it happening or being an issue is quite small in this scenario.
- Afton 7y agoReminder that you want to avoid the suing not just for the risk of actual loss, but for the cost of defense.
- zymhan 7y agoThis is true. But in this specific case, it is unlikely a single person, especially one in the position of interviewing for a lower level job, would have enough money to rival the company in a lawsuit or cause them severe financial pain. Usually it's the opposite situation that is financially ruinous.
- Afton 7y agoThe point isn't that the lawsuit is going to ruin the company. It's that the lawsuit is going to cost the company money in almost every case where it happens, no matter how frivolous the lawsuit. The smart choice for the company is to limit risk factors for having to face a lawsuit.