Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

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• Job applicants who come from socially disadvantaged families or urban backgrounds or who are disabled are often not accepted.
• I'm sorry, I have no time for piddling suggestions from mumbling job applicants.
• Quite a number of undertakings and organisations active on the margins of the European institutions in Brussels apply language criteria to job applicants which discriminate against the local populace.
• This requirement represents discrimination against Community job applicants with an excellent or good command of English.
• Quite a number of undertakings and organisations active on the margins of the European institutions in Brussels apply language criteria to job applicants which discriminate against the local populace.
• How is it possible to think that a job applicant, rejected in such circumstances, has the same resources as a firm, especially a large undertaking, to defend himself and prove that he has indeed been a victim of discrimination?
• last year over the objections of this man, fellow job applicant Craig Wilson.
• The hope was also expressed that all other European bodies and institutions will follow the Commission's example and grant job applicants access to their own, corrected test papers.