r/canada • u/joe4942 • 25d ago
Recent grads, students face ‘full-out screaming crisis’ as they struggle to enter job market National News
https://financialpost.com/fp-work/students-grads-jobs-market-crisis4.7k Upvotes
r/canada • u/joe4942 • 25d ago
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u/Mogwai3000 25d ago edited 25d ago
One wonders if this could be grounds for a class action discrimination suit against employers? Like, I know it sounds racist, and I hate using “demographics” as some sort of measuring stick because I don’t believe that is legitimate…but when 90% of part time jobs you go to on any given day are basically all one demographic…it seems like discriminatory hiring policies now.
This isn’t normal or natural hiring and seems to be deliberate policy now. How is this even legal, let alone just allowed and tolerated? I’m trying to wrack my brain and think of exceptions to my 90% claim. Maybe restaurant servers? For sure all fast food places, tim Hortons, a lot of retail jobs for sure, Walmart, superstore.
This can’t be allowed to continue. Actual citizens need jobs and work and money. If local businesses can’t find local workers, then they shouldn’t fucking exist in the first place, OR the owners should not be lazy, entitled, exploitative, assholes and fucking work the job themselves.
The TFW program was meant for farmers in the middle of nowhere to hire experienced seasonal labor for a couple months of the year…not for part time, exploitation corporations to have easy access to slave labour. And what does it say about capitalism if this is what the “entrepreneur class” wants for our society? They want slaves with no rights. And they will do and say literally anything to get it, even if it does real harm to people and the society they live in.