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  • xoggoth
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    The only way to solve this problem of discrimination in employment is to make it compulsory by law for all job applications to be in the name of J Smith and contain no personal details. At interview all applicants would wear gloves and cloth bags over their heads and talk through a Stephen Hawking type voice machine.

    Or would it solve anything?

    The institutional racism of impartial procedures

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  • John Galt
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    Originally posted by Mordac
    I think the next step is to treat people according to race and colour even if they are not actually ill. It would improve the stats from the Department of Death no end.
    Or donate the whole NHS budget to the preventative treatment of minorities to ensure that they don't get ill in the first place

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  • Mordac
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    Originally posted by John Galt
    So the next step then is to treat people according to race and colour as opposed to the illness. Well it's only fair.
    I think the next step is to treat people according to race and colour even if they are not actually ill. It would improve the stats from the Department of Death no end.

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  • John Galt
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    So the next step then is to treat people according to race and colour as opposed to the illness. Well it's only fair.

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  • Fleetwood
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    This is what got me :

    An updated plan setting out how the organisation would make race equality central to all its functions was found on 60% of the websites
    Surely "making ill people better" should be central to all the NHS's functions?

    This really is beyond belief.....

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  • hyperD
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    Originally posted by Fleetwood
    Surinder Sharma, the NHS National Director for Equality and Human Rights, said: "The Department of Health takes these findings very seriously.
    Great. Now get on and treat your patients like you used to do before billions were spent on wasted administration and bureaucracy.

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  • AtW
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    the death
    I don't think the should be used in this case, also comma before or seems superflous...

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  • Fleetwood
    started a topic NHS Thought Police

    NHS Thought Police

    I don't believe this.....
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