Ospreys - Loch Of The Lowes, Scotland.
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Discrimination against bankruptcy
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I was made bankrupt in 2004 and discharged at the end of that year. I have just been for a job interview in a call centre taking complaints and have been told although I would be fantstic at the job because I declared I was once bankrupt they will not take me? The role has nothing to do with finances or other peoples personal information? Have I been discrimiated against?
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No, you have just fallen foul of their recruitment policies.
Unlawful discrimination in employment occurs in cases of discrimination based on race, gender, religion, marital status, sexual orientation or if a person has had gender realignment surgery.
You have no case to claim unfair/unlawful discrimination.
Unlawful discrimination in employment occurs in cases of discrimination based on race, gender, religion, marital status, sexual orientation or if a person has had gender realignment surgery.
You have no case to claim unfair/unlawful discrimination.
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