After government prosecutors fingered Raj Rajaratnam, founder of hedge fund Galleon Group, as the center of a widespread insider trading ring, it was widely assumed Galleon employees would have to switch industries to get new jobs.

At the time, one hedge fund manager told The Post that Galleon resumes were being handed out like candy, but that the employees were considered too toxic to touch.

Apparently not, when it comes to the payrolls of big hedgies like George Soros and Ken Griffin. Both are overlooking the taint of insider trading allegations and have added Galleon analysts to their staffs, according to Bloomberg.

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