Google tells me that: "HireRight reports social media comments to employers only if the prospective employer explicitly requests and pays for a social media background screening package as part of their pre-employment check"

Anyone in recruiting in the US ever seen candidates not hired because of their social media posts being too pro human rights?

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[–] 3 points 1 month ago

I assume reddit is already sharing email info with "their 3rd party partners"

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