Job discrimination because you are good looking?

Question

Someone that I know was turned down for a job because they said she was "too goodlooking"-- and that she would be hit on too much! It was a juvenile correction facility. I totally see this as discrimination and unfair! What can she do? Also, who defines attractiveness. Couldn't they have just warned her about the difficulties she would face? What the hell?

Answer 1

Good question, I understand that it sounds very negative to tell someone there not going to be hired do to the way they look. My, I pose this to you that if you were offering a job and taking interviews would you want to be forced to employ someone that you did not want in the position you were offering. This situation could be one of many. To put an attractive women in a position as you have described to me would be the wrong thing to do they would be buying problems that they do not need. Hiring practices should be left to the organizations that offer them and of course have the latitude to handle hiring and all other of the business the way they wish as long as they follow lawful guidelines. This instance is discriminatory but that is how we all come to conclusions for our decisions we way and balance from our experience.

Answer 2

Very attractive women disrupt the workplace. I'd be against it also......too bad. We discriminate EVERYDAY. Example: I discriminate against picking a certain person to be my date, i discriminate against eating red meat all the time, I discriminate in not drinking alcahol............

Stoooopid liberals think nobody should discriminate and are trying to brainwash society to think discrimination is somehow wrong. Heck almost every state has discriminated against gay "marriage" if there is such a thing, and that is a GOOD THING.

Answer 3

If she is handling sexual deviants it could be a problem.

Answer 4

they shouldnt have actually said that even if it was basically the reason

Answer 5

sounds descriminating to me!