The Cherokee Nation is holding an Indian-only job fair next month.
The tribe wants tribal members and other Indians to get a first shot at 1,000 new jobs at the Cherokee Casino in Catoosa. "There are some jobs that you just want citizens of your own country doing," a spokesperson told The Oklahoman.
Tribal and Indian preferences in employment have been upheld as legal by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Casino sets Indian-only job fair
(The Oklahoman 10/13)
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Cherokee Nation holds Indian-only casino job fair
Monday, October 13, 2008
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