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New research reveals class bias limiting career progression

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Diversity Council Australia says class bias is shaping career opportunities with 58 per cent of employers saying they prefer candidates from so-called 'elite' universities and 30 per cent preferring candidates from private high schools over public schools. Some even using these to filter out job applications during recruitment.
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