Seems like there are many parallel universes. In one of them, people who do bad things or even crimes, may be forbidden to do certain kinds of jobs, but the ge

Seems like there are many parallel universes. In one of them, people who do bad things or even crimes, may be forbidden to do certain kinds of jobs, but the generally agreed-upon ethical framework says that discrimination is only permissible when the crime or malfeasance directly relates to job responsibilities. For instance, it might be considered too risky to hire someone with a history of DWIs as a driver, or someone convicted of embezzlement to work in finance. In that universe, there are even laws against discrimination that is unconnected to the offense.