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To: nuconvert
You’re missing the point. The company hired him knowing his qualifications (or lack thereof) that’s their prerogative.

No it is not. Federal regulations require members of apprectice programs, either union or non-union, to have a high school degree or the equivilent. It's not up to the company.

70 posted on 01/06/2009 6:38:07 AM PST by Non-Sequitur
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To: Non-Sequitur

“Federal regulations require members of apprectice programs, either union or non-union, to have a high school degree or the equivilent. It’s not up to the company.”
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“In a written statement, the company said its electrical apprenticeship program eligibility requirements include a high school diploma or equivalent, “but this is not a requirement mandated by the federal government.”

The statement also says, “The information provided by the applicant to the company is relied upon to be true and correct.”

Next......


110 posted on 01/06/2009 7:24:16 AM PST by nuconvert ( Khomeini promised change too // Hail, Chairman O)
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To: Non-Sequitur

No it is not. Federal regulations require members of apprectice programs, either union or non-union, to have a high school degree or the equivilent. It’s not up to the company.

What federal regulations????


145 posted on 01/06/2009 8:36:42 AM PST by colormeread
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