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That was on the advice of my lawyer. You, however, probably need to consult your legal team.
by egberts1 4y ago
That was on the advice of my lawyer.
You, however, probably need to consult your legal team.
- _nalply 4y agoThis type of discussion is typical. If all goes well, no worries, Signed Language is so beautiful, how can I learn to sign? and so on. If there are problems, Deaf people are used to rough treatment. And if they complain they are told off not to be so sensitive, that what they say is not correct, or they get the silence treatment. It seems there is something like an impedance mismatch between Deafies and Hearies and sometimes the sparks fly furiously. C'est la vie.
- egberts1 4y agoC’eat la vie.
- s1artibartfast 4y agoThat is strategic advice, not advice on the law. If the intent of hiding your disability is to prevent possible discrimination during the process, you are defeating the intent staying quiet and guaranteeing the application fails. IMO they did nothing discriminatory.