• Re: Home Depot racist workers don't have the right to wear BLM gear on

    From Michele Fennelly White@21:1/5 to Mighty Wannabe on Tue Nov 8 01:43:12 2022
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    In article <9LA9L.2354559$%q2.864833@fx15.ams1>
    Mighty Wannabe <@.> wrote:

    Fuck those niggers and nigger lovers.


    Home Depot workers do not have the right to wear Black Lives
    Matter merchandise or imagery while on the job, a federal judge
    has ruled.

    In his ruling Friday, administrative judge Paul Bogas rejected a
    complaint from the US National Labor Relations Board that the
    home improvement retailer violated employees’ rights by barring
    them from displaying BLM gear, Bloomberg News said in a report.

    Bogas wrote that the BLM moniker lacked “an objective and
    sufficiently direct relationship to terms and conditions of
    employment.”

    BLM’s message “originated and is primarily used to address the
    unjustified killings of black individuals by law enforcement,”
    he wrote.

    “To the extent the message is being used for reasons beyond
    that, it operates as a political umbrella for societal concerns
    and related to the workplace only in the sense that workplaces
    are part of society,” the judge said.

    The labor relations board is entitled to appeal the ruling,
    Bloomberg said.

    The Atlanta-based retailer isn’t the only one cited for BLM-
    related speech.

    The NLRB general counsel has also filed a complaint against
    Whole Foods Market on similar grounds, claiming that the food
    peddler’s ban on BLM signs or merchandise worn by employees
    violates their rights.

    That case is part of ongoing deliberations by a judge in San
    Francisco.

    A representative for Home Depot did not immediately respond to a
    request for comment from The Post on Sunday.

    Comments:

    J Pellegrini
    12 June, 2022

    You go to your place of employment to do a job NOT to express
    your private or political beliefs. There should be a clear and
    separate line drawn between work and outside of work. Good
    decision by the judge. If allowed to stand, it opens the
    employer to lawsuits by others who could claim they felt
    uncomfortable in the workplace.

    Greg_L
    12 June, 2022

    I totally agree with you, but the same employers who think the
    workers should not be expressing their personal opinions think
    there's some marketing advantage to wave the rainbow flag.

    So Walgreens and others have turned their logo to the rainbow.
    That's not right either!

    Can you imagine how a conservative person must feel that's he's
    there to sell a product at Walgreen or other business, and he's
    now forced to endorse this bullying agenda?

    https://nypost.com/2022/06/12/home-depot-workers-cant-wear-blm- gear-on-the-job/

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