Have you been discriminated at work because of your religion, gender, caste, social or marital status? Tell us!
Last week, management graduate Zeshan Ali Khan was denied a job in a diamond export firm in Mumbai because he is Muslim.
A stunned Zeshan posted the response on social media, where it quickly went viral.
The company went into defensive mode, blaming the error on a 'trainee' even as the Mumbai Police swung into action.
According to 2013 Bias@Work survey by TeamLease Services, five out of 10 Indian employees face discrimination at work.
Dear readers, have you faced discrimination in a job interview or at work because of your religion, gender, caste, social or marital status?
Do you still face discrimination at work because of any of these reasons?
What did you do and how did you cope?
Share your experience with us.
Write in to getahead@rediff.co.in (subject: Discrimination at work) and we'll publish the most articulate responses right here on Rediff.com.
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