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Something that's been frustrating for me is the bureaucracy around getting hired to government positions or school districts. I have a California State ID, whi
by coroutines 11y ago
Something that's been frustrating for me is the bureaucracy around getting hired to government positions or school districts. I have a California State ID, which should serve well as identification - but I've been turned away by HR saying they require a drivers license several times. I'm pretty certain this is always incorrect when I apply for jobs that require no travel, but there's just so much policy you can't argue with. It's ridiculous. I also try to avoid telling employers I don't have a car, because I've been screened out of jobs by people assuming public transit is not reliable. Kinda frustrating.
Btw, the US is huge. People here don't use enough caution when driving, but it would be impossible for most everyone to hold down a job without a car. Driving is a needed right when it shouldn't be.
- wolfgke 11y agoIf there were a similar public outcry for the problem that you mention as for gender discrimination, it would soon nearly vanish.
- sokoloff 11y agoBecause gender discrimination has nearly vanished?
- err4nt 11y ago> it would be impossible for most everyone to hold down a job without a car I work internationally with a company of americans and the entire company is remote. Every single one of those Americans works from home, so would they still need cars? I know it's not the majority of people, but there's still a large chunk of people who can get to and from work without a car in the US as well.
- coroutines 11y agoAre they taking applications? :p