/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24340391

>Eu fag here, is it that an issue in the US if you have a predominantly white male work force in a small company?

No, typically mid to large sized companies. Places where younger guys typically have to start out.

>Will you automatically get some shit from social media?

In what context? If she's fired? Probably not if you do things by the book and cover your ass with plausible deniability. See: >>24336597 and >>24339334

>What's preventing you from hiring 100% males?

In a small company, nothing. But so many guys have to work with women in mid to large sized companies. It's not always an option if you're not the employer.