DRPS, OPP and RCMP Women's Recruiting Event

[Eugo]

YRP also has one in King City (Seneca campus) on Mar 9-10.
http://www.yrp.ca/docs/posters/Internat ... g-2013.pdf

[honouroverall]

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[Toonces]

Sometimes I get jealous about how much easier it is to get into policing for women.. then I remember how crappy it would be to be a girl with all that fun stuff like giving birth lol. Props to all the gals on the job out there.

FFS. We don't need your sexist "props" for being on the job.

[toomuch]

This is the second go round for this bag of dicks and offside comments.

[Provost]

Sometimes I get jealous about how much easier it is to get into policing for women.. then I remember how crappy it would be to be a girl with all that fun stuff like giving birth lol. Props to all the gals on the job out there.

You Sir, are on a roll!

[honouroverall]

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[Toonces]

Your comment didn't have anything to do with recruiting events. You clearly said it was easier for women to get hired.

There's a big difference there.

[Provost]

No sexism intended. Clearly there isn't enough initiative for women to be in policing hence a recruiting event geared towards females, so i'm giving props to those who do chose to serve. Relax a little.

No... that's not what you meant at all... You clearly said you were jealous of how much easier it was.
I see you chose to remove your aspirations of being of being a London cadet out of your signature. Good call seeing as you clearly have a huge case of foot in mouth disease

[Lights]

Sometimes I get jealous about how much easier it is to get into policing for women.. then I remember how crappy it would be to be a girl with all that fun stuff like giving birth lol. Props to all the gals on the job out there.

Sounds like someone is bitter because they can’t get an interview or because they got differed.

What a donkey.

[honouroverall]

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[Provost]

If a male applicant and a female applicant applied to durham regional at the same time, who would have a better chance of being selected? Its not sexism its the facts.

I would love to see where you get your "facts" from.

I guess i'll have to work on my discretion if LE is my career choice.

Good call!

[cyrusdm]

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I was going to comment and opted to stay out of it



lol

[cyrusdm]

I removed my sig because I don't want applicants for the london service having to worry that recruiters have been told by blueliners who read way too far into comments that there's a homophobic sexist kid in their pool of applicants. I'm not trying to personally attack any of you. If a male applicant and a female applicant applied to durham regional at the same time, who would have a better chance of being selected? Its not sexism its the facts. So yes I do have a tendency to put my foot in my mouth a bit, its just who I am. I'm not looking to stir the pot.. just trying to converse, and I have a habit of saying whats on my mind. (btw its getting clearer from some responses why this forum attracts so many trolls, try not taking everything so serious!) I guess i'll have to work on my discretion if LE is my career choice.

When you're talking to your police recruiter don't mention that you felt you required a stab guard to work in the Downtown London Library. He may not take you seriously after that.

[Shawshank]

Well, just be reading the topic of this thread, I knew where it was going to go. Just didn't think it would go that fast.