Job openings closed to the unemployed {apparently it's legal in cali}

[xchrom]

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/12/02/BUOT1M70LE.DTL&tsp=1

Among recent job postings placed by Anderson Staffing, a San Francisco "full service staffing boutique that specializes in the placement of attorneys and legal personnel," was the following:

"Two openings for Corporate/Transactional Legal Secretaries in the Finance/Real Estate departments." Salary: $70,000-$80,000 a year. "We are also looking for a Legal Sec/EA (executive assistant) to Managing Partner." Salary: $80,000-$90,000 a year.

Among the must-have qualifications for the positions: "solid large law firm experience," "very flex for overtime," "friendly, polished and team player," "take charge type of person - large presence ... not meek."

Oh, and one other, as posted on CareerBuilder.com and HotSanFranciscoJobs.com: applicants must be "currently employed."


Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2011/12/01/BUOT1M70LE.DTL#ixzz1fOqvuFdD

[Huey P. Long]

1. kr, for you sir/madam. -eom

[xchrom]

2. or you may address me as Sir Madam. nt

[Huey P. Long]

4. As you wish...ha, thanks for all you do. -eom

[Rex]

3. But...the numbers of people...unemployment going down...growth!

Dammit! People start believing in Sunshine News and stop with all this reality already! :rofl:

[xchrom]

6. ...

:thumbsup:

[xxqqqzme]

5. Looking for the

aggressively manipulative, career building, back stabber?

[Proud Liberal Dem]

7. I don't get it

I simply can't wrap my head around this concept of businesses refusing to hire people whom are unemployed. :crazy: