Most definitely good law, and I'm generally against too much regulation.
I can see why some employers do it. They want to avoid any feelings, confrontation, feedback, or they want to wait for a better candidate while keeping a decent one as an option. Some of them are just pure lazy and unprofessional.
Being ghosted affects the livelihood of the candidate much more so than the employer. It's a good law.
aurareturn•2m ago
I can see why some employers do it. They want to avoid any feelings, confrontation, feedback, or they want to wait for a better candidate while keeping a decent one as an option. Some of them are just pure lazy and unprofessional.
Being ghosted affects the livelihood of the candidate much more so than the employer. It's a good law.