Old 07-03-2018 | 09:27 AM
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PotatoChip
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Originally Posted by Wayst
I definitely agree about a companie’s concerns with someones motives and if they are going to tactically drop Mil leave, but is it legal for a company to openly not hire someone because of their military status?
So you are suggesting that Spirit openly didn’t hire this pilot because of their military status?

Here’s another take: I understand that Southwest routinely asks pilots if they called in sick to make it to the interview. They then call their HR to see if they were telling the truth. They don’t like people who abuse sick time, and check for integrity.

This seems similar. If you are on MIL leave, that time is to perform MIL functions, NOT shop around for a new CIV job.
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