The FAA's Hiring Scandal: A Quick Overview

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swagmoose• 2 years ago

Part of this tweet[1] stood out to me. I wish I was more optimistic about Buttigieg handling this appropriately, but I'm not aware of any significant action on his part over the Norfolk Southern freight explosion a year ago.

"He has been saddled with a messy, stupid lawsuit built on bad decision after bad decision, from predecessors who--between a rock and a hard place in the impossible task of avoiding disparate impact while preserving objective standards--elected to take the easy road and cave to political pressure to implement absurdities. He has extraordinary power to end this mess in a moment and begin to make things right for those who were directly denied a chance at the jobs they had worked towards thanks to an arbitrary and perverse biographical questionnaire."

[1] https://twitter.com/tracewoodgrains/status/17520918310959394...

YeBanKo2• 2 years ago

Why is this flagged?

doublepg23• 2 years ago

Dang, for future reference, is their something rule breaking about this post?

YeBanKo2• 2 years ago

I doubt he will ever read this or even if he does, that he’ll answer.

Inward• 2 years ago

Flagged why? How does this break any rules?

The FAA's Hiring Scandal: A Quick Overview

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