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If corporations care so much about diversity and inclusion, they should hire older workers

26 September 2017

1:06 PM

26 September 2017

1:06 PM

It has become fashionable for corporations to promote diversity and inclusion, but if they cared about being inclusive, they would focus on hiring more older workers. It’s often said that the ideas people spout are those of long-dead philosophers. In the case of modern corporations that philosophy is intersectional feminism, with their chief target old white men.

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