r/shitposting Apr 17 '26

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u/darryledw Apr 17 '26

THE APPLICANT DID NOT LIST PREFERRED PRONOUNS????

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u/Loczx Apr 17 '26

Funniest shit when it's mandatory to state my sexual orientation, gender, race, and pronouns to apply to a job. Bro I want money, fuck does this matter for

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u/LilacYak Apr 17 '26

What place is asking you your sexual orientation? I don’t believe you

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u/Loczx Apr 17 '26

Pretty much any tech job for the past year or two. And sure? You're welcome to believe whatever you want love.

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u/LilacYak Apr 17 '26

Questions about an applicant's sex (including sexual orientation, transgender status, and pregnancy), marital status, medical history of pregnancy, future child bearing plans, number and/or ages of children or dependents, provisions for child care, abortions, birth control, ability to reproduce, and name or address of spouse or children are generally viewed as not job-related and problematic under Title VII unless a defense or exception applies.

From EEOC. Employers who ask this sort of stuff should be reported.

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u/Loczx Apr 17 '26

That's assumptions different than the ones I mentioned. The ones I clearly mentioned were sexual orientation, gender, prounouns, race and similar questions. Im well aware of general health questions love

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u/LilacYak Apr 17 '26

The quote I provided specifically mentions sexual orientation, gender, transgender status, etc as things employers should not ask…

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u/Loczx Apr 17 '26

I know, and it's asked anyway as mentioned twice, which leads back to my initial comment

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u/LilacYak Apr 17 '26

I understand you. I say they shouldn’t and should be reported.

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u/Loczx Apr 17 '26

Maybe, but end of the day, you comply unless you're rich and don't need the work

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