Local software company prefers hiring ‘non-hijabi’ employees

[El Sidd]

Kanjri banya zaat na ghatdee, menoo nach key yaar manavan dey?

manao manao

sannu ki

 

[jamahir]

yeah.... a gut full of rotten crap

For once can you communicate without grouchiness, one-liners and sarcasms ??

 

[El Sidd]

For once can you communicate without grouchiness, one-liners and sarcasms ??

Its not you honey. Its me.

You do realize i converse openly with others just not you.

 

[VCheng]

manao manao

sannu ki

The key to happiness is the Saanu Key.

 

[jamal18]

@jamahir
You are confusing burqa and hijab. We are talking of hijab.

 

[airmarshal]

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

If its not a safety concern, let people wear whatever they want. Clearly mentioning a particular part of dress is discrimination.

I think Pakistanis living in Pakistan dont even know what discrimination is as in everyday lives they are discriminated so much they lose the sense of the feeling.

 

[El Sidd]

The key to happiness is the Saanu Key.

for the government its almost like a religious practice this phrase.

unless ofcourse one is poor, he will only be exploited. but if he is poor and religious. well thats how economy works

If its not a safety concern, let people wear whatever they want. Clearly mentioning a particular part of dress is discrimination.

I think Pakistanis living in Pakistan dont even know what discrimination is as in everyday lives they are discriminated so much they lose the sense of the feeling.

and you lived with the Inuits to find the meaning of discrimination.

What do you think that people are breeding with vegetables here that they do not get it. If you do not give their rights, they kill you where you stand in Pakistan.

 

[VCheng]

for the government its almost like a religious practice this phrase.

unless ofcourse one is poor, he will only be exploited. but if he is poor and religious. well thats how economy works

This policy has worked out very well for those in Pakistan that matter. Why argue with success?

 

[El Sidd]

This policy has worked out very well for those in Pakistan that matter. Why argue with success?

i am just hinting out improvement potential. the population still is 220 million 'officially' and most are poor and religious people. we can get to 7 percent growth easily

 

[jamahir]

@jamahir
You are confusing burqa and hijab. We are talking of hijab.

Well, the company's policy includes burqa/abaya/niqab. I quote :
"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”."

I accept that there should be no objection if someone wears a headscarf.

Its not you honey. Its me.

You do realize i converse openly with others just not you.

And you should realize that I am not the first one to communicate with you. Instead, you are the one to initiate some one-liner with me.

I am not your psychologist.

 

[Tom M]

isolationist survivors i guess.

Sounds like you are living in an echo chamber. I think it will be hard for me to convince you on any subject.

 

[airmarshal]

for the government its almost like a religious practice this phrase.

unless ofcourse one is poor, he will only be exploited. but if he is poor and religious. well thats how economy works



and you lived with the Inuits to find the meaning of discrimination.

What do you think that people are breeding with vegetables here that they do not get it. If you do not give their rights, they kill you where you stand in Pakistan.

I understood the meaning of discrimination after moving to Canada. We are discriminated in Pakistan on language, on color of our skin, on the area we live, on the car we drive, type of house, on our looks, on our English accent, what we are wearing on going to a particular shop or mall or a wedding. We are discriminated at so many levels in our country, we lose the meaning of this torture and accept it as routine.

This discrimination is not just in action but you hear people saying things about you or to you.

 

[El Sidd]

Sounds like you are living in an echo chamber. I think it will be hard for me to convince you on any subject.

you just wrote that your name or whatever is entirely unique to one small region. like the duck built platypus.

and if i said that its quite an isolated living, you get in a twist. wow

And you should realize that I am not the first one to communicate with you. Instead, you are the one to initiate some one-liner with me.

I am not your psychologist.

You are an Indian Muslim. That says it all.

You have been spewing crap about Islam and how Muslims in Pakistan interpret it, from the very first day i came across your avatar. Hell bent and indoctrinated, you are to be left alone to your own play.

I understood the meaning of discrimination after moving to Canada. We are discriminated in Pakistan on language, on color of our skin, on the area we live, on the car we drive, type of house, on our looks, on our English accent, what we are wearing on going to a particular shop or mall or a wedding. We are discriminated at so many levels in our country, we lose the meaning of this torture and accept it as routine.

This discrimination is not just in action but you hear people saying things about you or to you.

I am pretty sure you could have understood its meaning before moving to Canada.
and is this 'we' that get discriminated for their English accent in Pakistan, who are these people seriously.

 

[VCheng]

i am just hinting out improvement potential. the population still is 220 million 'officially' and most are poor and religious people. we can get to 7 percent growth easily

Why only 7 percent? Pakistan has great potential, as we all love to say.

 

[El Sidd]

Why only 7 percent? Pakistan has great potential, as we all love to say.

We do not want to outdo the baniya next door. It creates problems for the Syed community