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cbg

I'm a Northern Girl
Tell you what, OP, since you are so convinced that there is something illegal transpiring, call the state equal rights commission and see what they have to say.
 


swalsh411

Senior Member
And next time please don't waste the time of volunteers trying to help you by deliberately withholding information.
 

ecmst12

Senior Member
At first, I thought, maybe, a requirement to be married for the benefit might discriminate against a sexual orientation issue. But, it's New Hampshire! Sexual orientation is not a hindrance to being married.
According to how OP worded his original post, the employees don't even have to be married, they just have to be living in the same household. So 2 siblings or even 2 roommates would get the same benefit as a married couple - making an (illegal) discrimination claim even MORE impossible.

Perhaps OP just needs to become roommates with another employee to get a better house.
 

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