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Especially cause they asked for the same information on the application. so they should already have it. very odd, im going to do it later and will update when I do. -
You got good people in Eastchester only hard part was the pre trip. -
It’s first come first serve. When it was 180 Livingston sometimes the lline of candidates was all the way around the corner before the doors opened up. I showed up an hour early and I was one of the first 10 people in the building every time
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By Kamen Rider · Posted
I mean… strictly speaking that still falls under equal employment rules. Basically the primary rule of thumb is “does it affect your ability to work safely?” Your tattoo is really no different than the nice fellow conductor I’ve met in passing with Vitiligo on his face. It might get you stared at by passengers and a few jerks in the crew rooms, but it’s otherwise not a risk management has to worry about. (In case anyone is wondering, vitiligo is the skin condition where patches of the skin lose pigmentation. It’s what Michael Jackson had) -
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