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According to the law, this depends on whether the private business employs 15+ or not. If so, the employer would have to demonstrate that the employee wearing the hijab would create "undue hardship on the employer's operation of its business".
Another law that stomps all over property rights in the name of twisted justice.
It probably didn't mention it because wearing a mask isn't part of the uniform policy. Silly to assume it would be. Should people be able to wear pointy white hats and hoods covering their faces at work?
A hijab isn't a mask, it doesn't cover the face. Learn things before posting.
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Originally Posted by Workin_Hard
I certainly wouldn’t want her touching my food. I’ve stopped going to several eateries because of this.
That thing is grotty looking, looks like she didn't wash it. Plus, it hangs down so low, it very likely could dip into the tenders. I'd turn around and walk out.
That thing is grotty looking, looks like she didn't wash it. Plus, it hangs down so low, it very likely could dip into the tenders. I'd turn around and walk out.
I don't think it's just the hijab. I wouldn't take food from her no matter what. She doesn't look like she takes care of herself... why would I think she takes care of my food?
On top of that, did you see the photo of the business in the article? I wouldn't walk into there in the first place!
Why would a Muslim take a job in a non-halal CHICKEN restaurant?!
Where did the article say that she was eating at the restaurant?
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