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When conducting a job interview, asking about a candidate's family plans is generally considered inappropriate and potentially discriminatory because:

Questions about family plans can lead to discrimination based on protected grounds such as family status or sex, which is illegal under human rights legislation

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Question: When conducting a job interview, asking about a candidate's family plans is generally considered inappropriate and potentially discriminatory because:

Answer options:

  • It is too personal and unrelated to job performance. ✅ It may lead to inferences based on protected grounds like family status or sex.
  • Candidates may feel uncomfortable revealing such information.
  • It extends the interview duration unnecessarily.

Correct answer: It may lead to inferences based on protected grounds like family status or sex.

Explanation: Questions about family plans can lead to discrimination based on protected grounds such as family status or sex, which is illegal under human rights legislation.

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