Can't advertise "reliable and hardworking" employees?

Employer told not to post advert for 'reliable' workers because it discriminates against 'unreliable' applicants


When it comes to hiring staff, there are plenty of legal pitfalls employers need to watch out for these days.

So recruitment agency boss Nicole Mamo was especially careful to ensure her advert for hospital workers did not offend on grounds of race, age or sexual orientation.

However, she hadn't reckoned on discriminating against a wholly different section of the community - the completely useless.

Read more: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1246201/Employer-told-advertise-reliable-workers--discriminates-unreliable-applicants.html#ixzz0e0lCkR2p


All I can say is - lol.

So The Job Centre in Thetford, Norfolk is dumb.

ITs PC gon mad. Duhhhhh

that is so stupid..

Wow. The idiocy has risen to the rim of the cup floweth over.

The only reason Thetford has a job centre is so all the local chavs have somewhere to sign on.There is s*** loads of work in and around Thetford and the majority of the workers are foreigners.

that's dumb

Do you really expect Obama to be different/

This story is about as related to Obama as my tape dispenser.

You're quite correct, the job center in Norfolk, England would never have done this had McCain been elected to be president of the USA.

Don't you know everything is related to Obama???

As for the OP...Wow. That's just crazy.

Well I've experienced the Job Centre in Dunstable, Bedfordshire and the staff there were pretty dumb so I'm not surprised.



I saw this in the paper and heard the woman who placed the advert talking on the radio on Friday, but I still think surely it can't possibly be true.

It could be that there are no reliable, hard working people left!

one person from one job centre, said something stupid,
not exactly news worthy.


just another case of jumping on the anti PC bandwagon, gotta love the dailymail for shovelling this repetitive crap for all the people stupid enough to believe it.

Basically what I was going to say. It's a bit hyperbolic.