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Feb 8, 2003
Of five interviewers for a teaching position, three of them
are related. A brother and sister as two, the third being
the principal and sister in law to the brother. Would this
be considered as nepotism and a conflict of interest?
This happened and appears not illegal in Washington State.
Any help legally would be appreciated.
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