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I still think Latin people are the sexiest.
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I see what you mean actually, but I'm saying that whether the breed of person is uglier is down to personal preference rather than a set thing. ____________________ Don't practice it until you get it right, practice it until you don't get it wrong.
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Didge wrote: | The whole thing is a complete farce anyway, just to pander to the cultural Marxism (PC) brigade, so that companies can show how 'diverse' they are.
Jobs should go to the best applicant for said job, not to someone purely on ethnic grounds just to make up token numbers, so that the feeble minded, brain washed managers of these spineless companies can pat each other on the backs. |
Which in an ideal world is what should happen.
Part of the reason for monitoring ethnic origin of applicants is to ensure that not only is there not any discrimination going on within the company but also to look for inequalities.
For example - "why are there only asian women applying for this job?" how can it be made more appealing to other applicants? Why is this job only being applied for by people under 20, even though it's asking for 3 years experience?" etc.
AND, but your statement, a workforce in a large organisation should be a reasonably accurate reflection of the diversity of the local area (if a hospital in the middle of Bradford had a 90% white english workforce you'd know something had gone wrong in the recruitment process).
However, as Lozzy has said, there is always the "I do not wish to declare" box to tick - that's a favourite of mine ____________________ Avast! Pirates ahoy!
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Marxism, Political correctness?
Excuse me?
Marxists might beleive in equality but not nearly to the ridiculous point things have got to now.
Beleive me, your talking to one, and I hate the shit in the OP. ____________________ Don't practice it until you get it right, practice it until you don't get it wrong.
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All what Guv? ____________________ Don't practice it until you get it right, practice it until you don't get it wrong.
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Annabella wrote: | Didge wrote: | The whole thing is a complete farce anyway, just to pander to the cultural Marxism (PC) brigade, so that companies can show how 'diverse' they are.
Jobs should go to the best applicant for said job, not to someone purely on ethnic grounds just to make up token numbers, so that the feeble minded, brain washed managers of these spineless companies can pat each other on the backs. |
Which in an ideal world is what should happen.
Part of the reason for monitoring ethnic origin of applicants is to ensure that not only is there not any discrimination going on within the company but also to look for inequalities.
For example - "why are there only asian women applying for this job?" how can it be made more appealing to other applicants? Why is this job only being applied for by people under 20, even though it's asking for 3 years experience?" etc.
AND, but your statement, a workforce in a large organisation should be a reasonably accurate reflection of the diversity of the local area (if a hospital in the middle of Bradford had a 90% white english workforce you'd know something had gone wrong in the recruitment process).
However, as Lozzy has said, there is always the "I do not wish to declare" box to tick - that's a favourite of mine |
I dont agree with positive discrimination or a workforce being built to represent the surrounding people.
There is an assumption that if some minorities arent getting jobs even when they apply, that there is predjudice and that this is wrong.
I used to be your typical PC anti-racist, but from working in recruitment, I have found that some racial groups do fit some negative stereo types.
If some sections of the population arent getting jobs, it may be that the cultural attitudes in those groups of people are not desirable in the workplace, or that they dont have the knowledge or skills.
The problem with not putting the best person for the job in a role, and selecting to meet a racial quota, is that you get a worse person doing the job, and you undermine anyone of a minority race who got their job by merit, as it will be assumed that all got their job that way. Incompetents of a certain race being employed will then also reinforce negative stereotypes.
If people want to try life skill coaching certain groups of people or giving them better educational opportunities, Id still think that was unfair, but less unfair.
If in Bradford, the only qualified people to do particular jobs were white, it would be wrong to employ non-white people just to get colours to look right.
I think deliberate attempts at making employment decisions on the basis of race should be made illegal. So no quotas. Best person for the job, not we need to make our numbers up.
Mister James is facing just this sort of thing when trying to become a policeman, and I know he isnt the only one.
Forcing positive discrimination on policemen is going to make them more racist, not less racist. ____________________ colin1 is officially faster than god |
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To add another example - I've recently joined the UKBA, which is part of the civil service. We had the usual induction crap detailing all the support organisations within the service; there were such for the disabled, for lesbians/gays/transgenders, for ethnic minorities and for women. The trainer then said - with a laugh - "I'm afraid there's no organisation for men'.
I can join all of the others as a guest, but can never be a full member. Personally, I've never felt the need for that kind of support, but I can't help but wonder at the outcry if Asian women were the ones who found themselves the odd ones out, or disabled lesbians?
Prejudicial and discriminatory behaviour are wrong, I'm fully on board with that - I just marvel at the bare-faced hypocrisy of a system that will parrot that, and then discriminate against large swathes of the population because it deems it can get away with it thanks to popular opinion. It is no different to 20 years ago, when it was socially acceptable to treat coloured people like shit for no other reason than their slightly duskier skin tone. It was wrong then, and it's wrong now.
It's made harder to stomach by the fact that - where civil rights campaigners were lauded for standing up for black/asian rights - present day victims of 'PC' have no recourse, because any criticism of the current system is immediately labelled as racism and prejudice. ____________________ >Soultrader Mister James, I bet you are a copper
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 15 years, 350 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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