• @HKPiax
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    766 hours ago

    Most of these questions are illegal in my country, thank fuck

    • CaptainBlagbird
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      516 hours ago

      thank fuck

      No, thank the government and the people who voted.

      • @[email protected]
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        475 hours ago

        No, thank the workers who literally died fighting for worker rights, which forced the government’s hands in order to keep the peace.

        • @Brainsploosh
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          204 hours ago

          Died and often killed, don’t forget that demonstrations are the compromise for a civil discourse. When not being treated civilly, it quickly becomes a mob and the lynching begins.

    • @foggy
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      3 hours ago

      If you’re in the USA, these questions are legal to ask.

      Some are illegal (when did you graduate), but is asked very often anyways. Often times marked as required on Workday Job applications.

      • @shalafi
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        -51 hour ago

        LOL my god, people in this thread just making shit up. It is absolutely legal in the US to ask for a graduation/attendance date on an app.

        • @foggy
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          41 hour ago

          I am floored by the amount of blind “nuh uh that is not true you’re lying.”

          Guys.

          I’m not fucking lying.

          Ass clowns.

    • @shalafi
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      -32 hours ago

      OP is full of shit. See my response.

      https://old.lemmy.world/comment/15656902

      Those questions are begging for discrimination lawsuits. Despite being heavily involved in onboarding at two companies, I’m not sure which of those are legal to ask because no one asks.

      • @foggy
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        31 hour ago

        Yes, they still ask them.

        You’re an idiot.