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| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
While I don't necessarily agree (as I said I don't quite know how I feel on this topic) - my interpretation is that the government sees its responsibility to create jobs for minorities or those with disabilities because many organizations do not.
Two wrongs do not make a right, but when minorities and disabled folk cannot get a simple job (and the one you posted is as simple as it gets in the government - it is entry level) - who is responsible for providing work for them? and what easier way to do that than within the government itself?
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hmm, really good point. However, there are a large number of minorities that come to Canada with no proper education or relevant work experience, and it is people like these that should NOT be given a fair chance over someone who is actually qualified to do the work, even if it is an entry level position.
Having said that, it would be a better option to create training courses and facilities, involved in minor 'official' projects where individuals such as these can GET the proper training and education. Maybe I have somewhat of a biased view. However, I have seen the plight of people fully eligible for work, but due to certain discriminatory policies, kept from a decent job. I've seen this first hand within my own family, and it was a problem we had to deal with for years after our entry into Canada.
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