How many times has this happened? Some1 needs 2 be laid off. It's down to 2 ppl. 4 argument's sake, everything's equal: they started on the same day, work exactly as hard as each other, etc. But 1 has kids & the other doesn't. Can't let that 1 go: has kids 2 support #antinatalism
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It would depend on the manager making the decision. One might base the decision on their work performance. Another might base it on compassion for the parental caregiver.
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That's my point. As usual, I ran out of words, or didn't maximize them well enough, but tons of non parents have been screwed in that situation cause they don't have kids to support
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I don't know if that is true or not. Did someone do a statistical analysis on how many non-parents have been fired in favor of parents?
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Not that I know of: sounds like a tricky Google. But I think it'd be obvious that happens: esp if all else is basically equal. 1 has kids 2 support, the other doesn't, so they'd feel better giving the axe 2 the 1 that doesn't