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To: logi_cal869
It has become common to have to pass the ACT Work Keys test to get just about any job. Most companies require a silver level score or above.

It is a fair test. How come nobody gets to file suit against employers for requiring a passing score on the Work Keys test? Our company requires it be taken when being considered for a promotion to a new position.

27 posted on 06/07/2015 5:59:25 AM PDT by blackdog (There is no such thing as healing, only a balance between destructive and constructive forces.)
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To: blackdog
How come nobody gets to file suit against employers for requiring a passing score on the Work Keys test?

Be patient. If this terrible decision stands, other tests will be up for "review" also.

30 posted on 06/07/2015 6:01:28 AM PDT by Leaning Right (Why am I holding this lantern? I am looking for the next Reagan.)
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To: blackdog
ACT Work Keys test
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

I looked this up since I had never heard of it. Very, very interesting! Gee! And to think that a high school diploma was proof enough that a person was literate and numerate.

I have an idea!

If any **child** of any age choses to take the ACT Work Keys tests and passes with a high enough score, give that child an official high school diploma!

Let the child use the remainder of what would have been spent on a wasting time in high school on college tuition or trade school training.

Benefits:
1) Child starts work earlier and the state gets more taxes.
2) Fewer teachers means fewer pensions for the state to fund.
3) Less college debt for the child.

33 posted on 06/07/2015 6:08:38 AM PDT by wintertime (Stop treating government teachers like they are reincarnated Mother Teresas!)
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