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What does you being white or male or around 40 have to do this article? The article says that employees are least likely to answer questions about gender or se
by pseudalopex 7y ago
What does you being white or male or around 40 have to do this article?
The article says that employees are least likely to answer questions about gender or sexual orientation. Project Include's case studies[1] suggest that the surveys include questions about religion, marriage, children, disabled family members, and other things people could also hide. Why don't they?
[1] https://projectinclude.org/case_studies/ https://projectinclude.org/case_studies/
- olivierduval 7y ago> The article says that employees are least likely to answer questions about gender or sexual orientation In France (where I live), that kind of question would be illegal. There's quite a clear separation between personal life and professional life: whatever you do outside work is your only business, and nobody will matter (and shouldn't, as it would be illegal). In a way, in France, the accepted policy is like the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy that was (still is?) the US Army policy if I remember. Of course it might be only a cultural difference