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Single childless women seem so bitter to see a law like this pass but they don’t see the whole picture – they are victims too. Any human being with functional ovaries is at risk for discrimination. Imagine the highly educated female college graduate denied a position because she is young enough to reproduce so she would be considered a hiring risk.
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When I was unemployed shortly after my graduation I went to make a course about marketing -to keep up-.
There was a young woman, 23 or 24, who one day cried because she couldn't find a job.
She had a 3 years degree -kind of like a bachelor- in Languages, could speak 3 or 4 of them, can't remember, and she had worked abroad. But! You see, she was married.
So nobody gave her a job because they though "young+married= kids coming!"
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When I was unemployed shortly after my graduation I went to make a course about marketing -to keep up-.
There was a young woman, 23 or 24, who one day cried because she couldn't find a job.
She had a 3 years degree -kind of like a bachelor- in Languages, could speak 3 or 4 of them, can't remember, and she had worked abroad. But! You see, she was married.
So nobody gave her a job because they though "young+married= kids coming!"
I'm in the same situation. If before getting married i could find some jobs (even seasonal ones), now after i got married and recently graduated from my MA, i tried to apply for jobs in my field and not only. SILENCE! Not even one single interview. I contacted the employer for whom i worked because she said she needed more people but the only answer i got was "we'll see". Well, i'm still unemployed and continue specializing in my field if there's nothing else i can do. I can't say that i'll wait until i get older because i can't. I'm just afraid i'll reach my mid thirties without any job experience.
And another thing...those moos should stop pretending that they care about "single, childless women" because we all know that if they were to be put in the situation in which the employer would have to choose they would get the "pick me i need the money more, i have chyldruuuun". Basically what happened to BIL: he was kicked out because a breeder needed the job more than he did.
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When I was unemployed shortly after my graduation I went to make a course about marketing -to keep up-.
There was a young woman, 23 or 24, who one day cried because she couldn't find a job.
She had a 3 years degree -kind of like a bachelor- in Languages, could speak 3 or 4 of them, can't remember, and she had worked abroad. But! You see, she was married.
So nobody gave her a job because they though "young+married= kids coming!"
I'm in the same situation. If before getting married i could find some jobs (even seasonal ones), now after i got married and recently graduated from my MA, i tried to apply for jobs in my field and not only. SILENCE! Not even one single interview. I contacted the employer for whom i worked because she said she needed more people but the only answer i got was "we'll see". Well, i'm still unemployed and continue specializing in my field if there's nothing else i can do. I can't say that i'll wait until i get older because i can't. I'm just afraid i'll reach my mid thirties without any job experience.
And another thing...those moos should stop pretending that they care about "single, childless women" because we all know that if they were to be put in the situation in which the employer would have to choose they would get the "pick me i need the money more, i have chyldruuuun". Basically what happened to BIL: he was kicked out because a breeder needed the job more than he did.
Lying is a good thing in this case. Tell them you are single. After all, you aren't going to get pregnant (which is what they fear).
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Single childless women seem so bitter to see a law like this pass but they don’t see the whole picture – they are victims too. Any human being with functional ovaries is at risk for discrimination. Imagine the highly educated female college graduate denied a position because she is young enough to reproduce so she would be considered a hiring risk.
What a fucking moron. How can she not see that we're natural enemies on this issue? Anything that prevents people from drawing a distinction between those who have babies and those who don't is going to have a negative effect for women who don't have children, because most people who have children insist on getting special perks. This is precisely what has happened as a result of maternity demands which aren't matched by similar 'benefits' for fathers: it has made women less employable in general.
I fucking hate breeder privilege. In what fucking universe does it benefit me to give people a bunch of unearned benefits merely because they have bred? Okay, so if dads get the same benefits as moms at least I'm less discriminated against as a woman, but I'm all the more discriminated against as someone without children.
The only solution, as far as I'm concerned, is for everyone to get the same. Since I don't approve of the work-til-you-drop attitude, that means everyone paying into some sort of sabbatical fund, and everyone being entitled to take a sabbatical during their working life...a sabbatical to be used for whatever reason. But everyone gets the same.
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I haven’t heard from a man who was asked during a job interview about how many women he impregnanted and what were his plans for future encounters resulting in the conception of a child and being denied employment because of his procreational abilities. THAT'S because men aren't foolish enough to allow spawning to fucking take over their lives! MEN don't have to be with the loaf whenever it sneezes and MEN don't have elongated udders that have to be pumped at all unGodly hours of the day and night.
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My best guy friend was fired 4 years ago for missing one day's work because his son was sick. The kid's moo is only concerned with partying and screwing as many dudes as possible. Obviously they are not a couple anymore. He loves his kid but bitterly regrets sproging with that stellar moo. Twenty years ago, he could not understand my CFness. Now he always tells me how smart I was. Pretty sad.:bedmadelie
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In Texas, it is already illegal to ask women about their family status.
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In Texas, it is already illegal to ask women about their family status.
It isn't just Texas....it is illegal to ask about marital or family status in any state.
With this in mind, I fail to see how she is claiming profiling and discrimination.
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In Texas, it is already illegal to ask women about their family status.
It isn't just Texas....it is illegal to ask about marital or family status in any state.
With this in mind, I fail to see how she is claiming profiling and discrimination.
She probably brought it up in the interview and made a big fuss about how she is best qualified for the job because she is a moo.
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