Employers do not realize the dilemma they place upon potential hires when they do not contact them with a reason why they individual was not hired. How is anyone supposed to know precisely what to correct, in any situation, if they are not informed of what, specifically to correct?
I propose that Washington mandate that all employers be required to contact those that were not hired, and in so doing state why they were not hired.
Example: Someone applies to work as an administrative assistant for a law firm, but is turned down for another, more experienced individual.
Question: How is this person supposed to know that they were not hired based on experienced alone and not something else possibly related to the interview?



