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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
I want to sue a cruise ship company because of a discrimination case. I had the interview in October, last year, I got the job and a few weeks ago I've received my embarkation. The problem is they don't want to accept me anymore, because I've just told them I am diabetic. It is very frustrating, I feel like I want to scream and to kick some asses. I work 15 hours a day and diabetes doesn't seem to be a problem, I've never had troubles because of my condition. Until now. It seems like I have to work for my entire live in this ****** country.
What are the chances to win the process against this company? It's one of the biggest cruising company, but this doesn't scare me. I am very motivated. I've already talked with a few lawyers and they told me that I have some chances to win the process especially because when I heard I got a job on a cruise ship, I quit my job, I spent some money to some "mandatory taxes" required by the official cruise recruiter, I did my passport, which by the way, costs a lot of money because I live in a ****** country, where salaries are very low and taxes are very high.
I really want to win this process, not for money, but for my dignity.
What are the chances to win the process against this company? It's one of the biggest cruising company, but this doesn't scare me. I am very motivated. I've already talked with a few lawyers and they told me that I have some chances to win the process especially because when I heard I got a job on a cruise ship, I quit my job, I spent some money to some "mandatory taxes" required by the official cruise recruiter, I did my passport, which by the way, costs a lot of money because I live in a ****** country, where salaries are very low and taxes are very high.
I really want to win this process, not for money, but for my dignity.
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