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In countries such as Canada or the US it is effectively illegal to ask any personal questions in a job interview (religion, age, social & family status, ideolog
by Jare 15y ago
In countries such as Canada or the US it is effectively illegal to ask any personal questions in a job interview (religion, age, social & family status, ideology). In Spain those kinds of things are the first questions a woman gets asked, and for most common jobs, children (present or future) in practice mean she won't get the job. I am not aware of any restrictions that discourage this practice or allow her to safely refuse to answer.
I know of at least one employer who privately boasts that when he needs to hire a woman, he will only hire a lesbian, to avoid this issue altogether.
- wazoox 15y ago> when he needs to hire a woman, he will only hire a lesbian, to avoid this issue altogether. What a moron. Lesbians have children too. From my own anecdotal information on this, about in the same proportion as heterosexual women.
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- dextorious 15y agoNot in all places of the world. In a lot of places they won't even admit publicly that they are lesbians...
- burgerbrain 15y agoI don't think it is fair to call somebody a moron for being unfamiliar with a topic that has, in many countries, been "neither seen nor heard" until quite recently. He is certainly incorrect, but a moron? No, he needs correcting, not insulting.