six days? lol... yeah, that's not long enough to show discrimination in my book.  What does "articles" mean?

 
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From: Deri James <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 6:47:34 PM
Subject: Re: Woman with disability wins suit against Abercrombie and Fitch

On Thursday 20 August 2009 01:39:22 Kathleen Salkin wrote:
> Well yeah there's that, but the way things are here in in America, I'm
> sure we have a lot of law students in retail during the summer. so
> that wouldn't occur as a "red flag."
>
> Kat

Hi Kat,

Over here, after you get your law degree (and wish to enter the legal 
profession) you have to be "articled" to a law firm. Doing summer work with the 
firm you hope to get your articles with is a  good "foot in the door strategy", 
working for a retailer isn't (particularly if you then fail to show Employment 
Disability Discrimination when you sue them after working just 6 days!) . 

The US has over 1.1m lawyers, UK has a lot less!!

Cheers

Deri

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