It is for a different organisation and setting - and I feel one of the questions is a bit off. How do I give that feedback?
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Replying to @jacki_liddle
I don't want to infer the applicant has issues of concern, but feel the question shouldn't be asked...
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So this is the question (seems maybe a standard one from googling) but does it seem off to anyone?pic.twitter.com/XixKzA6oUd
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1/ Jacki - this question is discriminatory. If you want to be polite, say: It is inappropriate to be asked to comment on illness. [...]
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2/ The applicant has excellent skills for managing workload & difficult work situations and I recommend them for this job because x,y, z.
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3/ If you prefer to call them out, say something like: Doubtless your organisation obliges by Australian law, which supports sickness leave
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4/ As to the rest of the question, relating to workload and management of challenges, I recommend the applicant because x, y, z.
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Thanks! It is one of many questions they are asking me to respond to - and I have indicated lots of positives - found this Q alarming
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From googling the wording, it seems to be standard for government interviews (!)
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This from another govt depart online: more detail about that question - while they say to take care not to discriminate, seems inherentpic.twitter.com/41MFHKKfP8
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Ugh, gross. I've worked in state & federal Gov & not had this question, so it must vary.
As you note, discrimination is inherent in the Q
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