Just because a case is filed doesn't mean that the HR manager violated the law. It could be that the veteran was not eligible in the first place.
Mike Michaud: “Just because a case is filed doesn't mean that the HR manager violated the law. It could be that the veteran was not…”
On the recordApril 19, 2016
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Michaud explains that not all filed cases indicate legal violations by HR managers.
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