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If you hire women, you're acting politically. And if you don't hire women, you're acting politically. Pretending that you're not political is the comfort of bei
by thrwyoilarticle 5y ago
If you hire women, you're acting politically. And if you don't hire women, you're acting politically. Pretending that you're not political is the comfort of being in a position where those politics don't effect you.
- nec4b 5y agoMaybe in Iran or Saudi Arabia, but not in the west where unemployment rate is higher for males.
- thrwyoilarticle 5y agoIn the West there are people that think women shouldn't work, or shouldn't work professional roles. And if there are countries where employing an individual is illegal, there are citizens of those countries in yours, or companies that work with those countries.
- vixen99 5y agoNo, you choose to interpret it as such. Maybe it was only women who applied or a man would be utterly useless in the job for physical reasons or . . . Of course you can put a gloss on anything someone says but that doesn't mean it's necessarily a substantive contribution to the actual circumstances which apply for that time and place.
- thrwyoilarticle 5y agoWomen were banned from being priests in the Church of England before 1994. The same Church of England sends 26 bishops - until 2015, all men - to sit in the house of Lords. Personally I have worked in a small company where the owner wouldn't have hired a woman regardless of ability.