Bloomberg veto could hurt jobseekers
New Jersey, Oregon and Washington, D.C. have laws making it illegal to reject a job applicant because they are unemployed. But New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has vetoed a bill that would have been the nation's most ambitious. AP video. (Feb. 22)
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