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Why are they so unwilling to fix the problem though ? This sounds like a problem, and obviously it's not legal. So let's simply introduce a law: "Any legal en
by candiodari 9y ago
Why are they so unwilling to fix the problem though ? This sounds like a problem, and obviously it's not legal.
So let's simply introduce a law:
"Any legal entity that fires any woman within 2 years of her having a child for any reason has to pay out 10 years of pay to her on the spot. If there is so much of a suspicion of her getting fired because of having a child, same. If there is a suspicion of a woman not getting hired for getting a kid, same"
Problem solved.
- gozur88 9y agoIf you pass a law like that nobody will hire women. "For any reason"? That would never work.
- candiodari 9y agoThen we make that a very expensive proposition for large companies. Just add, we allow up to 60-40% gender ratio. Anything more costs math.power($1000, ratio-60%).
- dismantlethesun 9y agoI am kind of ambivalent about solutions that require the government to punish people. I'd much prefer a nuanced (i.e. not simple) solution that avoids negative consequences.