Changing hiring criteria in midstream: Legal, if done right
Sometimes, employers receive a far greater number of qualified applicants for an open position than they expected. If that happens, you can narrow the applicants down by a new set of more specific requirements. Applicants who sue because they met the first set of requirements but not the second probably won’t win a discrimination lawsuit ...
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