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7/31/08, 3:21 pm

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Legal fairness

I believe there is a law that requires equal treatment in business settings, but I can’t find any reference to it. For example, if a boss offers something to one employee he must offer it to all employees. I think this law is more universal than just employee/company. For example, all national contracts offered by a cell phone carrier must offer the same commission tier. What is this law?


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