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This is on HN because it gratifies one's intellectual curiosity [1]. Moreover, it's an important public policy topic that affects a large number of people in th
by eldavido 13y ago
This is on HN because it gratifies one's intellectual curiosity [1]. Moreover, it's an important public policy topic that affects a large number of people in the US and beyond.
That said, I believe employers are well within their rights to run credit checks on their employees. Granted, it might not be useful, but nobody's forcing anyone to apply to a job, either.
[1] http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- rquantz 13y agoIf you are on welfare, the government is forcing you to apply for a job. That was the result of the 90s "welfare reform." Edit: also, I don't think HN's top commentor needs to have someone give him a link to the guidelines. That being said, I agree with you that this is relevant.