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    1. onehandedbackhand on

      Not really? It says „particularly delighted“, not „women only“.

    2. I think it is rather an encouragment for women to apply.

      It does not mean that women are given priority over men. It could maybe mean that a woman is picked when two candidates are equal in all other regards except for gender.

      So given that work participation is still significantly lower for women I think such encouragments are probably needed and can make some, albeit probably a small, impact on having more women applying.

    3. redviking95 on

      i’d go with a no.

      it’s not part of the actual selection criteria, it’s just a remark aimed at incentivizing women to apply…

    4. LickIt69696969696969 on

      So they’re looking for a frontalier woman if you read between the lines

    5. Salt-Eggplant-8772 on

      This is the ChatGPT answer: The sentence **“As women are under-represented in our administrative unit, we are particularly delighted to receive their applications.“** reflects **positive action** rather than positive discrimination. It encourages women to apply without explicitly promising preferential treatment. Whether it crosses into positive discrimination depends on how it influences hiring decisions.

      I think it is, because the part „**under-represented in our administrative unit**“ is clear that then they will consider more women.

      Don’t judge me, I am a woman too.

    6. no. this doesn’t mean that it’s a consideration during the selection process.
      maybe it is, but there is no evidence to support that.

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