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originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
I read this today; Leftist political forces want job applications to be anonymous to prevent racism and sexism.
Is this a good idea? Would this step really prevent racism, sexism, etc. in the job market? Are there any negative implications to this? Would it be possible to legally enforce something like this?
-MM
originally posted by: Ohanka
There are laws in place that make it illegal to discriminate based on sex and race. Has been for quite some time I believe. Feel like you were denied thanks to your race or sex? Take it to the courts.
Seems totally unnecessary to me.
If anything all I see in the future is a massive number of lawsuits against 'woke' corporations for discriminating against whites. Which, shockingly, is also illegal. Despite how much a moronic liberal arts professor says it isn't.
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
I read this news today; Some leftist political parties wants job applications to be anonymous to prevent racism and sexism.
Is this a good idea? Would this step really prevent racism, sexism, etc. in the job market? Are there any negative implications to this? Would it be possible to legally enforce something like this? Would you hire someone without knowing who they were?
-MM
originally posted by: Ohanka
If anything all I see in the future is a massive number of lawsuits against 'woke' corporations for discriminating against whites. Which, shockingly, is also illegal. Despite how much a moronic liberal arts professor says it isn't.