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posted by Administrator on Jul 10

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When an employer asks a woman on her plans in giving birth in the near future, this too is a major no-no. they would want to hire people that are efficient enough and would become more economical for them to have an output rather than giving a person a paid maternity leave instead.

First of all, it is down right discriminatory since it is an essential part of a female being, and would entail her freedom over her own body; and secondly, on the basis of disability, where there is an assumption that disabled people cannot give output as what their capable counterparts can offer. They can be sued for doing such acts.

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