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You don’t always know why companies discriminate against a potential employee. They don’t just tell you why they refused to hire someone. So, employers don’t g
by kuschku 9y ago
You don’t always know why companies discriminate against a potential employee. They don’t just tell you why they refused to hire someone.
So, employers don’t get access to criminal records, and generally, newspapers can’t republish information about people in a way that would harm their life today. Even criminals whose cases were public when they went into jail have a right to a normal life after they’ve finished their sentence – sometimes this is included with a change of name, but ideally, it’d be better if we, as society, would just forgive, or forget.
- walshemj 9y agoTell that to a celeb that the press decides to monster - Cliff Richards case vs the BBC is a current example.