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That was certainly my thinking...most of the "an honest man has nothing to fear!" statements seem to support that conclusion...Originally posted by northernladuk View PostSo he's a DM reader but ashamed to admit it....
@WTF: If the sarcasm is good, we do it. Sadly, not much of it is worth acknowledging as such in my experience...
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Very difficult not to be, with Vetran on the caseOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostSo he's a DM reader but ashamed to admit it....
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So he's a DM reader but ashamed to admit it....Originally posted by WTFH View PostI don't read any paper exactly.
I read some very inexactly, and mostly via their websites.
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Originally posted by seanraaron View PostI didn't realise that people who contract are exempt from the same societal issues as full-time staff.
That one has been answered already several times.
Originally posted by seanraaron View PostWhat paper do you read, exactly?
I don't read any paper exactly.
I read some very inexactly, and mostly via their websites.
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Of course, silly me.........Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt's pronounced Vud-fah - isn't it obvious?
Actually, I just put that through Google Translate, it came back with "Dave".
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That as may be, but we have goats tooOriginally posted by WTFH View PostNo, I'm not Welsh, your sheep are safe.
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That's great. I didn't realise that people who contract are exempt from the same societal issues as full-time staff. What paper do you read, exactly?Originally posted by WTFH View PostOK, so no link to a story that was several years old.
No evidence that the jobs were IT contracting.
And the only thing you offer is a link to an opinion piece.
Sorry mate, but you seem to be applying employee rules to contractors, and that's not how it works.
BTW, my real name is "foreign sounding" to many people who interview me, in fact even those whose native language is similar to mine sometime struggle to pronounce it correctly.
I have worked in several countries where my native language is not their native language. I have also worked in places where my perceived background could have been seen as a good reason not to employ me (based on things which have happened in the last 100 years)
I did update the post with an additional article.
My point was very simple: OP asked is it even legal to ask for a photo after stating his CV was "of interest" and I expressed surprise any employer would ask for one prior to booking an interview for fear of being accused of being discriminatory if the interview didn't go ahead following receipt of photo. No need to argue the toss.Last edited by seanraaron; 18 January 2016, 15:45.
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostBTW, my real name is "foreign sounding" to many people who interview me, in fact even those whose native language is similar to mine sometime struggle to pronounce it correctly.
What, you real name is not the WTFH?
I must admit, though, I have always had trouble pronouncing it
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