No, I think we should regularly democratically assess what is acceptable or not.
I don't think that you'll find many folks, other than the hardcores, that will disagree with you.
That said, she does represent the company, even when not in the office (we all do) and poking a stick at the company's biggest client (and possibly only one), you take one helluva chance at repercussions
I don't think you should be fired for expressing their feelings toward anyone, especially an elected official. Imagine if Climate Barbie started calling our places of employment and demanding we be terminated.
Or she was just signaling that she was about to make a right turn.
I might of made an on-the-spot decision and done the same thing to a Trudeau Motorcade. It's ridiculous to me that she got fired...freedom of expression...etc.
Freedom of speech doesn't mean a company has to keep you employed if they don't like you.
As I said she wasn't arrested. She freely chose to flip the bird and did it legally in the eyes of the law.
Freedom of speech doesn't mean a company has to keep you employed if they don't like you.
Right she has no protection for the consequences of her free speech which makes shit head "free speech" cries powerless.
Though they do need have good reason to show that your actions would negatively affect the company.
Though they do need have good reason to show that your actions would negatively affect the company.
Let's be honest - if Trump visited Canada and that happened here that person would get a promotion.
The concept of "just cause" seems a little foreign to some people.Though they do need have good reason to show that your actions would negatively affect the company.