FSU and Miami

[VaderFin]

Florida has the same rule Nebraska does.

[knapplc]

Florida has the same rule Nebraska does.

Most states do. They just model Title VII because it's easier.

If I wasn't so lazy I'd look up the RTW states and post them here.

[HskrPwr13]

Florida has the same rule Nebraska does.

Most states do. They just model Title VII because it's easier.

If I wasn't so lazy I'd look up the RTW states and post them here.

Arizona is one.

[Plindsey88]

Florida has the same rule Nebraska does.

Not so.... I worked for the State of Florida for many years, and nepotism was entirely prohibitted.... My brother applied for a position with my agency for which he was 110% qualified, and he was not even given an interview because had he gotten the position I would have been his immediate supervisor, and that was statutorily prohibitted....

I know nepotism is entirely legal in the private sector, but I know for a fact it is not allowed in Florida State Government....

[VaderFin]

Florida has the same rule Nebraska does.

Not so.... I worked for the State of Florida for many years, and nepotism was entirely prohibitted.... My brother applied for a position with my agency for which he was 110% qualified, and he was not even given an interview because had he gotten the position I would have been his immediate supervisor, and that was statutorily prohibitted....

I know nepotism is entirely legal in the private sector, but I know for a fact it is not allowed in Florida State Government....

I was refering to FL being a right to work state...that it is for sure. I remember the nepotism thing coming up at FSU and I forget how they got around it but they did.

[VaderFin]

I recall now that Jeff Bowden was hired back in the day as what a Receivers coach or something like that?? He then reported to the Offensive Coordinator and not the HC which is how they got around the nepotism rule. I remember people being sceptical of that but I recall that is how it was done.