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No offense, the men were thinking it. If the project had a hard deadline in a few years, any respective employer would think through this option. Failure to d
by rustynails 13y ago
No offense, the men were thinking it. If the project had a hard deadline in a few years, any respective employer would think through this option. Failure to do so (under certain circumstances) could cost you dearly. This is despite "what the law allows you to say".
- saraid216 13y agoI like how you immediately made up a bunch of circumstances to justify it.
- lostlogin 13y agoIt was an entry level teaching job and 2 of the people at the interview apologised after the interview. Call is arse covering maybe, but my wife believed that the others in the room were angry at the question being asked. It was 100% the situation that was being thought of when the law was written. She would have written to the human rights commission about the situation if it wouldn't have immediately tarred her as a trouble maker early in her career. And so the situation is allowed to continue.