Trivia: How did it come to this?
snazzzybird
carmenharms at yahoo.com
Wed Feb 2 17:33:16 UTC 2005
--- "Steve" <bboyminn at y...> wrote:
>
> "'Hard-working' job ad banned to protect the lazy"
>
> A businesswoman has been banned from asking for 'hard-working' staff
> in a job ad because it discriminates against the lazy.
>
> bboyminn:
>
> "Has our world gone mad?"
I learned a few years ago that companies can't give honest references
anymore. I was told that if I was asked for a reference for a person
who'd worked for me, I was to tell them NOTHING other than that the
person had worked for me. If they'd been a bad employee I was not to
warn the other company, because the person could sue our company for
defamation or something. If they'd been a good employee I couldn't
praise them, because then if they did something bad on the new job
the other company could sue our company for recommending them.
--snazzzybird, who absolutely hates the lawsuit-happy society and all
that it hath wrought.
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