if a job has specific knowledge and skills requirements then it needs to have an objective test that people pass to be able to do the job.
that is the only way to eliminate the systemic discrimination that the university system and degree requirements propagate.
almost all serious jobs already have objective skills tests and licensing requirements for employment: doctors, lawyers, financial services, heavy equipment operators, etc, etc, etc.
adding degree requirements on top of those licensing requirements cannot possibly add any additional benefit but it is obviously discriminatory against many marginalized groups.
that is the only way to eliminate the systemic discrimination that the university system and degree requirements propagate.
almost all serious jobs already have objective skills tests and licensing requirements for employment: doctors, lawyers, financial services, heavy equipment operators, etc, etc, etc.
adding degree requirements on top of those licensing requirements cannot possibly add any additional benefit but it is obviously discriminatory against many marginalized groups.