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Appearance vs. Reality


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May 13— Joseph Connor's job as a cook at a McDonald's in Hamden, Conn., never materialized, and he thinks he knows why — lookism.

Connor got the offer after attending a job fair in September of 2000. But when he and other newly hired workers reported to the restaurant to prepare for work, they were asked their clothing sizes for uniforms.

The 37-year-old New Haven resident, who weighs around 420 pounds, provided his, including a size 54 waist, says his lawyer, Gary Phelan of Klebanoff & Phelan in West Hartford, Conn.

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A 54 waist should not make any difference to whether he gets the job or not.

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Shifted this one, I think it's more suited to the 'current affairs' board.

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I also agree with ((Althalus)) ... what the size got to do with a job ... the important thing is the ability to do it huh.gif

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i also agree, but the fact is, people do it anyway. i think that in health farms, you cannot work if you are above a certain waist

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Lookism huh.gif I don't know about this one . I don't believe people should be judged for the way they look , but your front people are your advertising and well maybe it was a factor that had to be assessed.

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Maybe also, it was because McDonalds got sued recently for making people fat.

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