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Delphi Job on Mexico City


2004-02-23 06:09:50 AM
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Regards to all delphi programmers
Buenas Tardes , estamos solicitando programador en Delphi 6 con
conocimientos de Bases de Datos relacionales no mayor a 30 años para
trabajar enla ciudad de Mexico por la zona del Aereopuerto para concertar
Cita comunicarse con Antonio Morales Vazquez al 51 33 04 29 de 9:00 am a
7:00 pm
 
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

It is illegal in the United States to require job applicants to be of a
certain age or younger. This posting should be removed.
Es ilegal en los EEUU requerir que un candidato para una posición sea "no
mayor de 30 años". Este anuncio debe ser removido.
"AntonioMV" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Regards to all delphi programmers

Buenas Tardes , estamos solicitando programador en Delphi 6 con
conocimientos de Bases de Datos relacionales no mayor a 30 años para
trabajar enla ciudad de Mexico por la zona del Aereopuerto para concertar
Cita comunicarse con Antonio Morales Vazquez al 51 33 04 29 de 9:00 am a
7:00 pm


 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Juan Jimenez writes:
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It is illegal in the United States to require job applicants to be of
a certain age or younger. This posting should be removed.
It appears to me he's seeking someone to work in Mexico City. Is this
also illegal in Mexico? If so, I will cancel the thread.
-Craig
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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

In article <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>, XXXX@XXXXX.COM says...
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It is illegal in the United States to require job applicants to be of a
certain age or younger. This posting should be removed.

Es ilegal en los EEUU requerir que un candidato para una posición sea "no
mayor de 30 años". Este anuncio debe ser removido.
Actually, since the OP is in Mexico City, it does not matter what the US
laws say in this regard. This is an international board. Only the laws
of Mexico apply to his hiring.
TeamB: Sorry about the slightly OT discussion, but I felt the
clarification was important.
Allen.
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

The board is hosted by Borland on US servers, I do not think Legal would
feel at all comfortable about the ad being posted regardless of the laws in
Mexico.
"Craig Stuntz [TeamB]" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM [a.k.a. vertexsoftware.com]>
writes news:403cbfb3$XXXX@XXXXX.COM...
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Juan Jimenez writes:

>It is illegal in the United States to require job applicants to be of
>a certain age or younger. This posting should be removed.

It appears to me he's seeking someone to work in Mexico City. Is this
also illegal in Mexico? If so, I will cancel the thread.

-Craig

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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

"G. Allen Casteran" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Actually, since the OP is in Mexico City, it does not matter what the US
laws say in this regard. This is an international board. Only the laws
of Mexico apply to his hiring.
I disagree. The servers are hosted by Borland in the US, not in other
countries under any law other than the US laws. Accepting a posting like the
one referenced could be interpreted as Borland implicitly accepting
something that is very much illegal in the US. The person posting the ad
should, as a matter of simple common courtesy, respect the laws of the
country in which company HQ is located that is allowing him to post the ad
(as a courtesy).
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

"Nick Hodges (TeamB)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Gents --

Please take this conversation to non-tech. It is exactly this type of
discussion that we +don't+ want in this group.

Nick, you should work on your Spanish. I read the post as a very plain and
simple job posting for a Delphi developer in Mexico City.
Patrick
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

"Nick Hodges (TeamB)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Gents --

Please take this conversation to non-tech. It is exactly this type of
discussion that we +don't+ want in this group.

Nick, you should work on your Spanish. I read the post as a very plain and
simple job posting for a Delphi developer in Mexico City.
Patrick
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Patrick writes:
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Nick, you should work on your Spanish. I read the post as a very
plain and simple job posting for a Delphi developer in Mexico City.
But, but... that is like a whole 'nother *country*!
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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

"Eric Schreiber" <eric at kobayashi dot com>writes
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But, but... that is like a whole 'nother *country*!

So what?
I don't see US in the name of this group, so what do you want dude?
I'am reading this group on German server. So it is not everything but you
guys in USA you know.
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Patrick writes:
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"Nick Hodges (TeamB)" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
news:403d228a$XXXX@XXXXX.COM...
>Gents --
>
>Please take this conversation to non-tech. It is exactly this type
>of discussion that we +don't+ want in this group.
>
Nick, you should work on your Spanish. I read the post as a very
plain and simple job posting for a Delphi developer in Mexico City.
Nick replied to the reply to the original post, not to the original
post itself. The original post was on-topic; the replies were not. I
appreciate Juan raising the legal issue, but there's not much I can do
since I am unfamiliar with Mexican law, and we don't need to discuss it
in the jobs group.
-Craig
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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Patrick writes:
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Nick, you should work on your Spanish. I read the post as a very
plain and simple job posting for a Delphi developer in Mexico City.
I totally agree -- and that is fine. However, the discussion about the
post will take place here.
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Lemanix Corporation
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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

"Luke" <don'XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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"Eric Schreiber" <eric at kobayashi dot com>writes
news:XXXX@XXXXX.COM...
>
>But, but... that is like a whole 'nother *country*!
>

So what?
Based on the context of Eric's comment. I assume he was joking. (He should
have put a smiley in though.)
 

Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Matthew S. Ve{*word*237}an writes:
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He should have put a smiley in though.
I've never liked having to cater to the least common denominator where
humor is concerned. You can often gain valuable insight about people by
what jokes they don't get on their own.
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Re:Delphi Job on Mexico City

Eric Schreiber writes:
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I've never liked having to cater to the least common denominator where
humor is concerned. You can often gain valuable insight about people
by what jokes they don't get on their own.
It's like shows that need a laugh track. While I agree in the case of laugh
tracks (I hate them), in written correspondence here, there is a whole lot
less information to go by - notably tone of voice, {*word*120} expression, timing
of delivery, etc. So I think emoticons are appropriate and help avoid
misunderstandings.
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