Craig_
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I think in many cases where you specify bee it's sort of implied that you are wasting your time if you are not of the bee designation. Looking at it from a different angle maybe it helps people not to waste their time applying.
Yes in many cases the post remains vacant, especially in gov jobs as we've seen in numerous court cases in the past where they will not appoint a non-bee candidate with the required skills and experience.
A late friend of mine worked for a private civils company, someone resigned and he's acting in that position (advertised as bee) for quite a while. He applied for the position but his boss said 'sorry, bee only we need our bee compliance as we do mostly gov contracts'. They eventually appointed a bee guy and he had to train/mentor the guy for like 6 months or something stupid like that, needless to say he was not happy.
I think in many cases where you specify bee it's sort of implied that you are wasting your time if you are not of the bee designation. Looking at it from a different angle maybe it helps people not to waste their time applying.
This is actually not true, we advertised many positions with that tag line, and quite a few times a white person got the job. So it can happen, all that says is preference will be given to the BEE candidate. You are only screwing yourself by not applying.