Great Britain: to fight discrimination, Cameron turns to the name-blind CV

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27 October 2015 à 10h12

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Under the aegis of the UK’s Conservative government, private companies and public institutions have committed to recruiting using name-blind CVs, to fight against discrimination.
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27 October 2015 à 10h12

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HSBC, Deloitte, Virgin Money, KPMG, BBC, the National Health Service, the civil service, local authorities; brought together by David Cameron at 10 Downing Street, these companies and public institutions — employing a total of 1.8 million people — committed, in black and white, to fighting discrimination with the help of name-blind CVs.

This promise was made by the Prime Minister during the recent Tory party conference. As part of the measures announced by David Cameron, the name-blind CV...

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