Muslim flight attendant says she was suspended for refusing to serve alcohol
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Quite frankly, if you don't want to issue a marriage license or serve alcohol, find another career path and stop wasting the courts time.
Greenie for that. Same thing with U.S. law. Discrimination is forbidden on the basis of race, color, sex, religion, national origin, and in some cases age. Of that list, only religion is voluntary and easily changeable (well, age is easily changeable. All you gotta do is wait).
Never did understand why your boss could fire you for your political views, but not for which fairy tale/revenge fantasy you believe in. That's why I want My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic recognized as a religion.
Someone who is suspended for not doing what they are paid to do should not be making news headlines!
The suspension was justified. The flight attendant knew that serving alcohol was part of her job description when she accepted the job. She should go work at a coffee shop or McDonalds or any other job that does not conflict with her religious beliefs and avoid problems like these.
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I agree. They knew the job going in, so they adhere to their religion and quit or junk the religion and keep the job. Pharmacists know the job entails filling doctors prescriptions, so refusing to fill those scripts calling for birth control or alcohol based products or anything else that contravenes their idea of their religious texts, they need to find an occupation that sycronises their beliefs with the salary for doing the job they are paid for. There is no excuse for training for a job you know is prohibited by your religion. It is a form of trying to exercise control over others. Rather nasty in my opinion.
I agree. They knew the job going in, so they adhere to their religion and quit or junk the religion and keep the job. Pharmacists know the job entails filling doctors prescriptions, so refusing to fill those scripts calling for birth control or alcohol based products or anything else that contravenes their idea of their religious texts, they need to find an occupation that sycronises their beliefs with the salary for doing the job they are paid for. There is no excuse for training for a job you know is prohibited by your religion. It is a form of trying to exercise control over others. Rather nasty in my opinion.
Yes, I am. Why do those who provide a service expect companies or individuals to pay for NOT providing the services they are paid for?? Do you pay someone for not doing the job you hired them for??