I work at a startup where this just happened two weeks ago. Does anyone else have experience with this? This is highly concerning / infuriating.
https://apple.news/Anbc5iCIjRI-lcbI0vNb4CA
I work at a startup where this just happened two weeks ago. Does anyone else have experience with this? This is highly concerning / infuriating.
https://apple.news/Anbc5iCIjRI-lcbI0vNb4CA
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It shouldn’t be because having children is not a right, it (should be) a choice. If I hire someone to do a job and they can no longer do it (especially because of something they chose to do), I should have the right to find someone who can actually do the job. I should try and find that person more suitable work, but if that doesn’t exist, then I should be able to let them go.
Heck if I could choose, I sure wish it was men that’s designed to carry 30lb of weight for 9mo.
He/she/it doesn’t make laws. Which is great.
Good thing the US has laws on the books against this. Regardless where you stand it’s violating black letter law.
People should be better informed of their rights and able to document a clear line of how those rights were violated.