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Let's say someone is bigoted and they own a company - if you're a potential employee in a group they dislike, do you really want to spend your days in their wor
by untog 10y ago
Let's say someone is bigoted and they own a company - if you're a potential employee in a group they dislike, do you really want to spend your days in their workplace? Also, what are the chances that the bigoted employer is going to provide a good experience or career progression when required?
...so we're cool with dropping employment discrimination laws too?
- exclusiv 10y agoYou're comparing employment with staying at someone's HOME.
- untog 10y agoIf you choose to make your home a place of business, you must comply with business rules. They're providing a service in return for money, they have to declare the earnings from such for tax purposes... there is no line here. A psychiatrist who operates out of a home office has no legal right to discriminate based on race, either.