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njjel
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July 2006
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Which is correct when posting help wanted ads?
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Irie
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July 2006
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We use "Equal Opportunity Employer".
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Dutch2
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Same here. I checked a few weeks of newspaper ads and everyone I saw listed EOE or actually spelled out Equal Opportunity Employer.
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ray a
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I use EOE
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njjel
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do any of you use AA/EOE?
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Dutch2
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and don't forget the EOE/M/F/D/V
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ray a
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Yep Dutch, that's exactly what I use.
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atrimble
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I don't even know what the rest of those letters mean. Male/Female/Disabled/Veteran?
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aliciac
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We just spell it out "Equal Opportunity Employer"
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LarryC
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[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 07-26-06 AT 05:07AM (CST)[/font][br][br]I like to go with MSM, 58, seeking SSF, 25.
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ray a
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I bet you get tons of applicants.
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dixied
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My husband traveled to Japan last year and brought me a page of employment ads. He knew I would be amused. Some of the ads actually did state the age and gender preferred. He knew he wasn't in the good ol' USA!
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