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Apr 15, 2013 I have a friend that just realize that she is pregnant and she has an interview this week, should she say about pregnancy during her interview? If she doesn't say it, it is considered dishonest and lack of ethics. She has been waiting for this opportunity since time ago and she could be the ideal candidate for the position, Please advise. Ninja Looking for Reality Re: Do she need to say about pregnancy during job interview? Howdy QC JEWEL, You don't reference what country you (or your friend) is in or where the job is. Rules change from country to country. I am in the USA and it is not legal to ask regarding pregnancy, but (if offered by the candidate) the information is very hard to prove if used against the candidate. Should it be say no, some say yes, law says no {note that there are some areas where it may be considered, but they are rare}. Will it be Can you prove it was This is a moral and/or ethical decision one must make on their own beliefs... I'm not so sure a truly correct answer exists.
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