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Slippery slope towards what exactly? What problems do you foresee? Do you foresee that all women in america, per your example, would: 1. Start working for GitLa
by awestroke 5y ago
Slippery slope towards what exactly? What problems do you foresee? Do you foresee that all women in america, per your example, would:
1. Start working for GitLab
2. Want to move to the Netherlands?
- biztos 5y agoIf they employ enough people, the slippery slope is that every employee who wants to live in NL has a claim on help to do so, and so the company is no longer geo-neutral but ends up, like so many other companies, having the “talent” in a rich country and all the “fungibles” elsewhere. But as others have pointed out, in real life NL would probably be happy to have up to 100% of their actual employees immigrate so it may be just well-intentioned virtue signaling. Which is also a valid recruiting strategy!
- f6v 5y agoIt’s already easy to move to the EU even without GitLab. You can get a jobseeker visa for Germany which allows you to search for employment for 6 months. I don’t think everyone will just suddenly rush to the Netherlands.