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captain queeg

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1. It's just one aspect of how laws are applied differently to those with or without money

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Sat Feb 27, 2021, 05:08 PM

Feb 2021

People who have minor infractions on their record have a hard time finding a decent job. The way HR operates it’s easy for them to put a couple filters in place to get the number of applicants to a smaller number. People who have one of those filters attached to their name never even have a chance to be considered.

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It's just one aspect of how laws are applied differently to those with or without money captain queeg Feb 2021 #1