“Among other things, the complainants have asked the authorities to determine whether Oliver Stubb was favoured over other applicants and whether there were potential violations in their administrative practices.”
Early results: nothing to see here, move along.
Literally every aspect of finish employment culture is based on nepotism. How many people got their jobs the honest way, vs. how many got their jobs because they knew someone at the company or had a connection somehow? Not saying this particular situation is okay. But the kid can’t be expected to never get an internship ever again just because his dad is the president. At some point he’s gonna have to be given an opportunity just like everyone else. But people will always call it nepotism due to no fault of his own.
It doesn’t sound like they’re actual complaints of any sort (and certainly not about anything he’s done), but just normal inquiries into the selection process and if there was bias. Maybe factually true, but headline doesn’t seem to paint the right message.
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“Among other things, the complainants have asked the authorities to determine whether Oliver Stubb was favoured over other applicants and whether there were potential violations in their administrative practices.”
Early results: nothing to see here, move along.
Literally every aspect of finish employment culture is based on nepotism. How many people got their jobs the honest way, vs. how many got their jobs because they knew someone at the company or had a connection somehow? Not saying this particular situation is okay. But the kid can’t be expected to never get an internship ever again just because his dad is the president. At some point he’s gonna have to be given an opportunity just like everyone else. But people will always call it nepotism due to no fault of his own.
It doesn’t sound like they’re actual complaints of any sort (and certainly not about anything he’s done), but just normal inquiries into the selection process and if there was bias. Maybe factually true, but headline doesn’t seem to paint the right message.
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