BBC bans white people from applying for £18,000 trainee job
[BBC bans white people from applying for £18,000
trainee job to work on Springwatch and The One Show sparking discrimination row after BBC is advertising a one-year trainee production management role in Glasgow The position is 'only open to black, Asian and ethnically diverse candidates' Positive discrimination is illegal but 'positive action' is allowed for trainee roles] This will not be debated on BBC AM. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ainee-job.html https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2021/06...4128972743.jpg [BBC director general Tim Davie has said that the lack of diversity among its top-paid stars means the broadcaster 'has more work to do' on the issue] Typical of the BBC |
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If it was an apprentice or just a minimum wage position it would be almost excusable, but proper jobs shouldn't have racial barriers. |
I wish I was black. I would have been a multi millionaire by now with all the opportunities that would have been thrown my way.
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For a position like this why bother restricting applications? If you have a preference in mind for the selection then just make that selection :think:. I can see the argument for “wasting people’s time” but for an unpaid trainee position I don’t think that’s a huge concern. Just be clear from the outset that there are expected to be a lot of applicants, which should avoid getting anyone’s hopes up too high.
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It shows how Nasty the BBC are. |
Racism works both ways, no?
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The race divide continues.
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the bbc are out of control
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https://www.thisisbigbrother.com/for...highlight=race |
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some day, the best person for the job will get employed. I know it's a fantasy, but i can dream
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There's no both ways about it, anyone can be either a perpetuator or victim of racism. |
It's not about being racist against honkys. It's the opposite in fact because the crackers are over represented in most industries, so trying to find a bit of balance from a cross section of all British communities isn't racist.
I don't remember seeing this kind of outrage when Muslim, Indian, or African names aren't even given interviews. It's about over representation, not discrimination. |
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We may look somewhat different on the outside, but on the inside we're the exact same. Isn't that what it should be about? Equal, never treated lesser, never treated more than, equal. Im not outraged or anything, the BBC get to do what they like, it's their Corporation they can hire who they like, i just don't see this as progression. The opposite in fact. Logic would say hire the best person for the job, no matter race. |
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and you think i'm supposed to believe this ''story''
not surprised it is the pathetic losers of dailyfail coming up with this non-story :idc: try harder next time dailyfail :rolleyes: |
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No Its Still Why I Am Angry at the BBC TAX it has got to change. Take it from the General Tax This is a New Topic and I can say they are Nasty. |
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