Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees

[Devil Soul]

Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees
The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the "requirements" section, it stated that "an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf"

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News Desk
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January 22, 2019
Nextbridge (Pvt) Limited, a software house located in Johar Town area of Lahore wants to hire employees/interns who are willing to “wear business attire” without abaya and/or scarf.

A screenshot of their latest vacancy was circulating on social media with the caption “If it is not safety requirement or job requirement or it violates basic social decency people should allow wearing whatever they think appropriate #Shame #Discrimination.”

The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the “requirements” section, it stated that “an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf”.
This is not the first incident where there is discrimination against women wearing religious attire; people all over the world have faced various levels of discrimination over the same and some of them are set on breaking these stereotypes.
https://profit.pakistantoday.com.pk...-company-prefers-hiring-non-hijabi-employees/

 

[Menace2Society]

Nothing has made me happier than Pakistan reversing this headscarf abaya nonsense. This is imported nonsense.

 

[El Sidd]

Nothing has made me happier than Pakistan reversing this headscarf abaya nonsense. This is imported nonsense.

Will you now move back to Pakistan?

Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees
The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the "requirements" section, it stated that "an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf"

By
News Desk
-
January 22, 2019
Nextbridge (Pvt) Limited, a software house located in Johar Town area of Lahore wants to hire employees/interns who are willing to “wear business attire” without abaya and/or scarf.

A screenshot of their latest vacancy was circulating on social media with the caption “If it is not safety requirement or job requirement or it violates basic social decency people should allow wearing whatever they think appropriate #Shame #Discrimination.”

The company had listed a vacancy for an IT Intern on jobs portal Rozee.pk, wherein the “requirements” section, it stated that “an ideal candidate must be willing to wear business attire without an abaya, veil or scarf”.
This is not the first incident where there is discrimination against women wearing religious attire; people all over the world have faced various levels of discrimination over the same and some of them are set on breaking these stereotypes.
https://profit.pakistantoday.com.pk...-company-prefers-hiring-non-hijabi-employees/

Its a private company.
Sex sells.

Deal with it.

 

[Mamluk]

this headscarf abaya nonsense. This is imported nonsense.

You don't wear "imported stuff"? What about the shirts you wear, or the jeans? All Native Pakistani?

A person should have the right to choose what they want to wear, foreign or native.

What's wrong is forcing someone to wear headscarf, or forcing not to wear one.

 

[Menace2Society]

You don't wear "imported stuff"? What about the shirts you wear, or the jeans? All Native Pakistani?

A person should have the right to choose what they want to wear, foreign or native.

What's wrong is forcing someone to wear headscarf, or forcing not to wear one.

Pakistan has British roots not Arabia which is why people wear western attire.

Abaya and headscarf is not Pakistani in any way. Its a tool for unsecure perverted men who see every female as a sexual object. This is not normal. To have a plutonic society you must make man and woman equal. Don't forget where your founding fathers studied and how they dressed that is the role model.

 

[Yaseen1]

such employers should be charged with spreading discrimination it will promote joblessness among women

 

[Kompromat]

Pakistan has British roots?

Pakistan has British roots not Arabia which is why people wear western attire.

Abaya and headscarf is not Pakistani in any way. Its a tool for unsecure perverted men who see every female as a sexual object. This is not normal. To have a plutonic society you must make man and woman equal. Don't forget where your founding fathers studied and how they dressed that is the role model.

 

[Valar.]

As an Agnostic Liberal Pakistani, I oppose this kind of discrimination.

 

[jamal18]

Pakistan has British roots? No, I don't think so.

Muslims all over the world wear/ have worn hijab because it's an Islamic thing. Whether anybody wears it now is up to them.

 

[Jinn Baba]

Abaya or veil - ok. I'm Muslim and even I find it uncomfortable to speak with someone in front of me who's face or expressions I cannot see. But what's wrong with wearing a scarf?

 

[War Thunder]

Nothing has made me happier than Pakistan reversing this headscarf abaya nonsense. This is imported nonsense.

Covering yourself is nonsense?
I bet wearing desi suits where all of your body dimensions are visible and simply adding a scarf on top is all that is needed right?

You are the exported nonsense tbh, I hope you stick there.

Pakistan has British roots not Arabia which is why people wear western attire.

Abaya and headscarf is not Pakistani in any way. Its a tool for unsecure perverted men who see every female as a sexual object. This is not normal. To have a plutonic society you must make man and woman equal. Don't forget where your founding fathers studied and how they dressed that is the role model.

Lol says a half wanna be brit.

since when does Pakistan has Brit roots and since when do our women wear birt business attire?
Except your wanna be mind, and yet you are still a **** over there and they will keep making sure you remember it ffs.

Men and women must be equal? Women are given more higher status than men in Islam, but the problem is you have to know what Islam is to be able to comprehend that.
Ignorance is definitely a bliss among hypocrits.

Hijab is not for men, it is for Allah, because our women are precious, they are not some slut wannabes on the streets who are forced to openly exhibit their body and their idea of worth comes from that.
Only little womenly brain like yours would use that logic over here.
Men who see women as sexual objects are the ones who want them wearing less and openly exhibiting their bodies, and unfortunately those are the same men who are lead by their animal instinct.


But let me try pouring some wisdom on your stupid brain and perhaps that might help you see what is what and what is better, if there are still some brain cells left in there.

 

[El Sidd]

Pakistan has British roots?

He was a british slave pre partition. and he is a british slave post partition.

Ofcourse fascist ideologies have always flourished in Britain and EDL recruits from Ghettos help maintain the system in Britain.

Why is anyone surprised?

 

[War Thunder]

For the little girlies roaming around in the skin of men and lacking any idea of morality, and openly exhibiting their women to produce their own worth, which comes from insecurities.

Real men, who are not insecure down under, they hide what is precious to them because they don't need to put things on display to feel better.

 

[El Sidd]

For the little girlies roaming around in the skin of men and lacking any idea of morality, and openly exhibiting their women to produce their own worth, which comes from insecurities.

Real men, who are not insecure down under, they hide what is precious to them because they don't need to put things on display to feel better.

But sirrrrr think of the economy

Laxmi will bless us and Silicon Valley will let us peek into the world of modernisation.

You are just a sexist person who wants to tell women what they should wear or do. Designers and NGOs do that along with the Mullah.

Why don't you do a practical test. See how many PDF women come and talk on this issue. No point in men fighting it out

 

[jamal18]

It is ironic, and shows the slave nature of Pakistanis, that a British firm in the UK has no problem hiring a hijabi, indeed it is quite normal here, but a Pakistani firm does!