Earlier this month a German governmental council recommended a new law to prevent employers discriminating against employees with unhealthy genes. The move came after a teacher was denied a permanent job because her father had Huntington's disease. She had to go through the courts to reverse the decision.
Crikey forgot star rating for Everyb0dy’s g0t a B0mb ! 5 stars!
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5 stars !!
This is what a fringe festival is all about a new work in a small venue
with a mix of ancient and new lighting .
Talented dancers and beautifu...
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happy to reciprocate on the link when I get back to town but, dude, the blig is basicallyt dead at this point
-- nick crustacean
You're right, Natasha is OK. I would like a political party to vote for, which comprised her and Julia Gillard and Andrew Bartlett.
Re employment and potential hereditary illness: I would not want to work for people who treated me like that anyhow.
Crust- no worries.
Browns- a broad centre left party that is more left than centre sounds like your go. I think it's buried in Labor left, the remnants of the dems, and a few of the more moderate greens somewhere.
On choice, as long as you have that choice, ie plenty of other options, then that's fine...
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