How did you learn of this position?

[Gość: Kasek]

Może mi ktoś napisze o co pracodawcy chodzi w tym punkcie kwesionariusza.
czy to pytanie o staż małżeński???
STATUS: Single Married

How did you learn of this position?

[ampolion]

"Gdzie się dowiedziałeś o tym stanowisku?"

[Gość: kasek]

No tak kto by pomyślał że pomiędzy pytaniami;o adres i stan cywilny a ;
LEISURE ACTIVITIES (SECTION 2)
What leisure activities or sports do you actively participate in?;
pojawi się takie pytanie.
Więc odpowiedź brzmi; from INTERNET..?
dzięki!!!

[muszka3]

Co to za praca ? W jakim kraju ? W Kanadzie pytanie o status malzenski jest
nielegalne. Tak samo przy zatrudnianiu, nie mozna pytac o wiek.

[axxolotl]

If you read the first post again, it doesn't say it's a job application, only a
job questionnaire.

Like you said, that's illegal to ask...(well, not in Poland, or so I've heard).

But, when you get a real, permanent full-time job (and I don't mean one of
those students' jobs), you do have to fill out a form where there is a question
about your marital status and dependents. The form is given to you by the
Human Resources department of the company you're working for and it goes back
to the Human Resources. Based on your answers, HR calculates how much tax to
withhold from your paycheck. So while on the job application/job interview it
is illegal to ask for your marital status/religion/children/present and future
pregnancies/sexual orientation and everything else that makes this beautiful
country so f...ing conservative and bloody politically-correct, the HR people
can and will ask you (for your marital status and dependents). Mind you, you
don't have to answer, but then your taxes are all screwed up and you may end up
paying more than you need to and even though you get a refund later, we all
know it's not a real refund (EVER!) because the money was yours to begin with.
You just gave it to the government for a while so they can earn interest on
it. And they do. Lots. And the government loves you for it, too :)

[Gość: kasek]

Nie zawsze ale w większości kweastonariuszy te pytania się pojawjają (UK)