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Con: "Preference will be given to EE Candidates"
by igitur 10y ago
Con: "Preference will be given to EE Candidates"
- billyzs 10y agoI'd actually prefer if employers are candid about their preferences, as much as they may disappoint me. At least I know what to expect.
- PascLeRasc 10y agoCan I ask why? I've never seen this (unfortunately, since I'm an EE).
- igitur 10y agoAre you asking why it's a con for me or why these exclusions are there in the first place? Without getting into politics, due to South Africa's past, businesses are under pressure to appoint employment equity candidates (as defined in http://www.labour.gov.za/DOL/legislation/acts/employment-equity/employment-equity-act http://www.labour.gov.za/DOL/legislation/acts/employment-equ... ) to address the inequities of the past. The short interpretation of this is that white candidates aren't eligible. I understand the reasons, but being white myself, seeing such a statement in an ad is very discouraging. The general concensus is that a company under pressure to correct their numbers would rather not appoint at all rather than appoint a non-EE candidate.
- kyriakos 10y agoWhat's EE?