[lbo-talk] [SPAM_ISU] :Re: Is Lack of Worker Skills Responsible for High Unemployment?

[Carrol Cox]

We can't _know_ this is the case, but I think Wojtek is quite correct in his
speculation. If everyone flunks, the person making the appointment can
exercise his personal preferences without risking a law suit.

Carrol

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[WS:] But is not it often the case that the hiring supervisor already
has a candidate groomed for a position, but he needs to go through the
motion of recruiting from a wider pool.  So to prevent others than the
groomed person to be most qualified, which invites law suits, he put
the groomed person's qualifications into the job description.

I think the whole process is crooked and corrupt to the core except
perhaps for hiring for menial jobs - they just maintain window
dressing of equal opportunity for PR purposes.

-- 
Wojtek

"An anarchist is a neoliberal without money."
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