Interview questions that are illegal to ask.

So I know many people are interviewing for jobs alot or maybe you have a business and you do the interviewing.

Well I thought you should know that there are questions that you can not ask, because they are illegal. I am linking two sites that will help you get familiar with what they (and or you) can't do and what they might do to try to get around it. Please leave a comment if this was imformative.

http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=229

http://www.hrworld.com/features/30-interview-questions-111507/

1#Where were you born?

 #2: What is your native language?

#3: Are you married?

#4: Do you have children?

#5: Do you plan to get pregnant?

#6: How old are you?

#7: What is your religon?

#8: Do you have a disability or chronic illness?

#9: Are you in the National Guard?

#10: Do you smoke or use alcohol?

From An Igoo -- Crafting, Recipes and Giveaways

http://fromanigloo.blogspot.com


So From An Igloo is written by a Mom in Canada and let's just say her family is blessed to have her. After viewing her blogs, I have seen a varity of her talent. If you like recipes than she has some treats for you, including some itty bitty cinnamon buns. (http://fromanigloo.blogspot.com/2010/05/itty-bitty-cinnamon-buns.html)  If you like crafting and learning she has a load of cool activites.... Take a sec to check our her blog. You won't be wasting your time.

FCG

http://forcoloredgurls.com/

For Colored Gurls

So I came across this site about a week ago and I dig it. Let me start of from a quote from their about us page,"for colored gurls is a lifestyle blog created by Jamie Fleming in September 2008. It caters primarily to women of color, but it’s open to any and everyone who wants to read it!"

This blogs has so many areas that interest me I love the Bodacious Bloggers, its a fa sure good read everyday. They also discuss culture, health, life, news, natural beauties. They have Flyy Fridays, Interviews, a question of the week, successful sistas and so much more. This site deserves a look aftering visiting you'll probably wanna stay.

The Lala Report xx

http://www.thelalareport.com/

This site has the latest in fashion and music news. Miss Lala, the author has worked in both of these industries. I love her blog because she is pretty straight forward and checks the hating at the door. Her no nonsense stance is one that I welcome. So there is no need to worry about bashing on this blog, she has set a standard in her space. If fashion and music, rock you boat, then take a splash over to, The Lala Report xx.

Children's Art & Music Online Resources

We know that the Arts are disappearing from our schools so here are a few sites that will assist you at home.

http://www.carnegiehall.org/article/explore_and_learn/art_online_resources_listening_adventures.html

Learn about music in fun, interactive explorations. Learn about sound, music notation, text, and instruments in a fun, interactive exploration of musical repertoire. Although designed primarily for those aged 6–12, these engaging games allow both kids and adults to experience great music while learning music concepts in a stimulating environment.

http://www.nga.gov/kids/zone/

Interactive art you can make online

http://www.nga.gov/kids/kids.htm

K-8th grade Students Online Activities - Free

http://www.aaamath.com/

http://www.aaaspell.com/

This a great free online source to help your elementary children learn. The have activities for students K- 8th grade.

(you can click on the items below to be directed to that area of the site.)

You can either search by grade or select a specific lesson.

Kindergarten | First | Second | Third | Fourth | Fifth | Sixth | Seventh | Eighth

Spelling Lessons
Vocabulary Lessons
States of the United States
Nations of the World
Sudoku Game

Math Sections

Addition

   Algebra

   Comparing

   Counting

   Decimals

   Division

   Equations

   Estimation

   Exponents

   Fractions

   Geometry

   Graphs

   Measurement

   Mental Math

   Money

   Multiplication

   Naming Numbers

   Patterns

   Percent

   Place Value

   Practical Math

   Properties

   Ratios

   Statistics

   Subtraction

Skills Profiler

This is actually the first thing I ever used from the http://www.careeronestop.org/ site. I help me fill in the gaps that were in my resume.

It helped to create a list of skills and match them to job types that need those skills. It can also help you identify occupations that use your current skills, complete your resume.


http://www.acinet.org/skills/default.aspx?nodeid=20