Recent studies have illustrated an increase in such self-identifications on applications - and consequently, an increase in applications that contain false claims concerning an applicant's background. However, it is not clear what level of proof the university requires. In both instances, university brass allowed applicants who 'self-identify' as members of the marginalized groups to apply. 'Because this is a special opportunity restricted to self-identified black candidates, applicant self-identification information will be used for the purposes of screening and consideration.' 'All applicants to this cluster hiring opportunity must self-identify as black in their cover letter,' staffers wrote on the school's website advertising the campaign. Late last year, staffers engaged in an 'Black Faculty Cluster Hire' school brass advertised 20 track tenure professor positions reserved for black and indigenous applicants. The listing is not the first from the Canadian public school, which nixed 49 of its staff last month over required vaccine mandates, to put a premium on candidates from underrepresented backgrounds. Users on social media were quick to question the legality of the listing, which circumvents federal laws that prohibit public schools from implementing policies that put a bias on genderĪnother exclaimed that the university 'has gone woke,' with someone else complaining the Canadian college had 'taken Biden’s affirmative action even farther' with their 'special programs' hiring search. The school said those who self-identify as women, transgender, non-binary or two-spirit fit that criteria.
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'However,' the ad asserts that school officials can circumvent that policy by implementing 'special programs' under the Ontario Human Rights Code, 'designed to help people who experience hardship, economic disadvantage, inequality or discrimination.' The stipulations from school brass may come as a surprise to some, as the university, which has a main campus in Waterloo, Ontario, and three more satellite campuses in the province, is a public institution, meaning policies that discriminate based on gender are prohibited. 'As such, this opportunity is open only to individuals who self-identify as women, transgender, non-binary, or two-spirit.' 'Because this is a special opportunity for a specific member of the four designated groups, applicant self-identification information will be used for the purposes of screening and consideration,' the university said.
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In the listing, the school asks applicants to fill out a self-identification form to ensure that they fall into one of the four categories, in an effort to 'address the underrepresentation of individuals from equity deserving groups among our Canada Research Chairs.' Men will not be considered for the Assistant Professor position the school says - especially if they are white