Post Two

This is my second post. The following is alist of useful websites

http://www.eoc.sa.gov.au

What is discrimination?
The term discrimination refers to the choices and judgments we make every day.
For example, when buying a car we make a discriminating choice—to match our needs according to our budget, the make and model of the car, and so on.
Similarly, employers discriminate in a way when recruiting staff. There will be many applicants, so employers need to make a choice. They choose the best person for the job by discriminating according to the applicants' skills, experience, etc.
These types of discrimination makes sense.
But some types of discrimination are unfair and against the law. For example, a sensible employer does not make decisions about who to give a job to based on irrelevant personal characteristics, like someone's race or gender.