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==Choosing Who to Hire== | ==Choosing Who to Hire== | ||
#There is an obligation to hire a Jew over a non-Jew<ref>Shut Piskay Uziel 48 adds that it is also one of the highest levels of charity to give a fellow Jew a way to earn money and says there is no limit on the cost. </ref> | #There is an obligation to hire a Jew over a non-Jew.<ref>Shut Piskay Uziel 48 adds that it is also one of the highest levels of charity to give a fellow Jew a way to earn money and says there is no limit on the cost. </ref> See [https://ag.ny.gov/civil-rights/new-york-state-human-rights-law NY Human Right Laws] about the laws about not discriminating between workers based on religion and the relevant [[Dina D'Malchusa Dina]] halachot. | ||
##This is an extension of choosing where to buy, so see Choosing Where to Buy for how much one must spend | ##This is an extension of choosing where to buy, so see Choosing Where to Buy for how much one must spend. | ||
#One can use charity funds to pay the difference if hiring a Jew is more expensive<ref>Teshuvos V'Hanhagos 2:477</ref> | #One can use charity funds to pay the difference if hiring a Jew is more expensive.<ref>Teshuvos V'Hanhagos 2:477</ref> | ||
==Choosing Who to Lend== | ==Choosing Who to Lend== | ||
