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I think the problem is the title of the article , "Don't specify X years of experience required - You're breaking the law". This makes an assertion without str
by jiggy2011 14y ago
I think the problem is the title of the article , "Don't specify X years of experience required - You're breaking the law".
This makes an assertion without strong enough supporting evidence.
If the title was "Be on the safe side, consult your solicitor before writing your job requirements" then it might not get such criticism. OTOH without the punchy title you don't get to the front page of HN...
- walshemj 14y agoTrue but id suggest an actual employment law specialist not J random guy who did your house conveyancing. And given that a large % of uk adverts say x years experience some where in them its unlikely to be "breaking the law" in all but a tiny minority of cases.