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Oh, quit your whining.
It's nice that your lawyering for BK because you have intolerance to this Christian woman. If she were a black Muslim, you'd be doing handsprings and calling for the ACLU to bring a multi-million dollar suit against them. Women were preparing meals in dresses thousands of years before BK existed.
You all have a weak argument. You keep using the most ridiculous examples. Wearing colanders on heads, lampshades on heads, and implanting zippers in your foreheads is nothing like wearing a skirt.
I worked in the food industry for 15 years and everbody wears either pants, shorts or short skirts. Nobody wears dresses or long skirts and this is for safety issues. BK is a huge chain and has its dress code. Even if the interviewer gave her incorrect information it doesn't change the fact that she needs to wear pants.
There is nothing religious about this issue at all and those trying to make it so are completely missing the point, either purposely or ignorantly.
It's a retarded question. It starts with the retarded assumption that 17 year old boys can't control themselves and can't resist the urge to lift up a full length skirt, even when in the workplace.
You all have a weak argument. You keep using the most ridiculous examples. Wearing colanders on heads, lampshades on heads, and implanting zippers in your foreheads is nothing like wearing a skirt.
I refused to hire a lady with a lava lamp hat and instead of getting sued I almost got killed by her husband swinging his three foot bong at me like a crazy eyed beserker....
Hmm. I notice you haven't addressed my safety argument.
It's nice that your lawyering for BK because you have intolerance to this Christian woman. If she were a black Muslim, you'd be doing handsprings and calling for the ACLU to bring a multi-million dollar suit against them. Women were preparing meals in dresses thousands of years before BK existed.
I refused to hire a lady with a lava lamp hat and instead of getting sued I almost got killed by her husband swinging his three foot bong at me like a crazy eyed beserker....
Actually, I was thinking what happens when some stupid 17-year old oversexed kid decides to try to look up her skirt and she sues Burger King for sexual harassment. After all, she's the one that insisted on wearing the skirt in the first place, the incident could never have happened had she just worn pants like everyone else.
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Got any pictures? I've never seen a lava lamp hat.
Government safety standards?
I am not sure what your question is...
No, it starts with plenty of experience working around 17 year old boys, especially today where people have virtually no work ethic.
Then they'll be checking out her rack, cleavage, her ass or looking for camel toe. Maybe BK should just not hire women?
I've worked with Pentecostals and no one got hurt by wearing a skirt.
I'm really sorry about that. I was having a bad day. I was out of weed.
You all have a weak argument. You keep using the most ridiculous examples. Wearing colanders on heads, lampshades on heads, and implanting zippers in your foreheads is nothing like wearing a skirt.
Yet another response that completely ignores the question at hand, would a sexual harassment claim against an employer because of a religious accomodation made for an employee be valid?
But no, most people would rather just run their mouths.
Yet another response that completely ignores the question at hand, would a sexual harassment claim against an employer because of a religious accomodation made for an employee be valid?
But no, most people would rather just run their mouths.
A long skirt in a kitchen is not a good idea... years of experience talking here.
You are just missing the point. It is not the skirt, but the irrationality behind the necessity of wearing it.
A long skirt in a kitchen is not a good idea... years of experience talking here.
It was the eyes that have haunted me... the dead and cold depth of them. The red of something else residing... not a strung out look, but of something entirely devoid of humanity.
Anyway... hope you got some "medicine" for that.
It's really unfortunate some people can't read. :roll:
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