on the chin bellew has a very personal interest in this topic and here's what he found. here's the information a german employer would get about me. i'm a journalist the dortch of ella in berlin and i'm black and african in case you're wondering. after 12 years in germany i'm still surprised that data on ethnic origin and race isn't something german employers normally record about race and ethnicity can still play a role in whether you get hired. a foreign sounding name can already be a barrier and german employers typically expect a photo along with a job application so what you look like and your perceived race or ethnicity influences your chances of getting a job. german companies recognize that there's a problem with just one of the doing to reduce bias in recruitment one of the country's largest employers says it's may take versity part of its core strategy relevant parader ga bon employs more than $200000.00 people across germany the company's diversity management says they only recruitment system helps them to be more objective. but what happens when humans and no