I'm talking about tats, piercings and hair styles/beards. They don't even dress like cops anymore.
Woman says she was rejected as a job candidate for her tattoos. Fair enough, or totally unfair?
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It may have contributed. And she may not have had the experience, demeanor, or whatever else the employer was looking for. She should try Starbucks. They seem to hire all sorts of backgrounds as baristas. IN our area, there was a senior lady who read your aura when you ordered. There was also a lady in her mid 40s I think, who wore a grill on her teeth. It was surprising because she dressed conservatively- cardigan, capris, ballet shoes. Then she;'d smile and it was like Whoa!
Now my opinion won't be popular, but the horn thing is just unattractive and off putting to me. The facial tattoos are also unattractive. So would I want someone looking like this representing my business as first line? No.
I have nothing against tattoos, and many of them are beautiful works of art, but this amount and on the face? No ...
Now my opinion won't be popular, but the horn thing is just unattractive and off putting to me. The facial tattoos are also unattractive. So would I want someone looking like this representing my business as first line? No.
I have nothing against tattoos, and many of them are beautiful works of art, but this amount and on the face? No ...
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I have 3 tattoos. They are placed in spots where should an employer require them to be covered that they can be. The district for whom I work doesn’t have a policy on tattoos…but some do.
Unfortunately a hiring manager makes many decisions regarding your appearance—good or bad, and that does effect if you are hired or not. So long as that decision wasn’t made on race, or gender…I can’t find fault if if was because of the tattoos…if they don’t fit the culture, they don’t fit the culture…
Unfortunately a hiring manager makes many decisions regarding your appearance—good or bad, and that does effect if you are hired or not. So long as that decision wasn’t made on race, or gender…I can’t find fault if if was because of the tattoos…if they don’t fit the culture, they don’t fit the culture…
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Is "family oriented" a euphemism for "socially conservative" ?AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 12:38 am Unfortunately, TJMaxx is considered a more family oriented retail chain
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What kind of experience does one need to work as a sales associate at TJ Maxx?
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Yes, lolAletheia wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 2:14 pmIs "family oriented" a euphemism for "socially conservative" ?AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 12:38 am Unfortunately, TJMaxx is considered a more family oriented retail chain
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Yes, I think that's fair.
But I don't know if that is the reason why. She is a very well known and successful re-seller. In particular, she buys limited edition Hello Kitty merchandise from TJ Maxx and then resells it for a profit. Apparently, the TJ maxx managers at that location were well acquainted with her. It has been proposed that she wanted the job so that she could get the employee discount and make even more profit from her reselling. Whether or not that is a "fair" reason to reject a job candidate, IDK. I can see both sides.
But I don't know if that is the reason why. She is a very well known and successful re-seller. In particular, she buys limited edition Hello Kitty merchandise from TJ Maxx and then resells it for a profit. Apparently, the TJ maxx managers at that location were well acquainted with her. It has been proposed that she wanted the job so that she could get the employee discount and make even more profit from her reselling. Whether or not that is a "fair" reason to reject a job candidate, IDK. I can see both sides.
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Ha!! Could be, could be!Aletheia wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 2:14 pmIs "family oriented" a euphemism for "socially conservative" ?AZOldGal66 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 25, 2024 12:38 am Unfortunately, TJMaxx is considered a more family oriented retail chain
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This is what you get with at-will employment. As an employee you can quit at any time, even without notice, and not face repercussions. On the flip side, an employer can terminate you for (almost) any reason or no reason at all. It also means an employer can reject you as a candidate for (almost) any reason at all and they don't have to defend their reasons.
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I don’t think she meets customer service expectations.