I have been shortlisted for a new job and have an interview next week. Do I have to tell the panel I am three months pregnant?
Short answer: No, you are not legally or ethically required to tell the panel that you are pregnant. Full answer: No, you are not legally or ethically required to tell the panel that you are…
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