Edmonton shoe store's 'no-veil' policy unlikely to withstand human rights challenge, lawyer says
This is how easy it is to fuck up your life in Canada. Say the wrong thing to the wrong person and BOOM, you've got to hire a lawyer to defend yourself against the Human Rights Commission and when you're found guilty they'll make you pay the complainant a financial sum. If you want to refuse somebody in your workplace, you've got to do it discreetly and for God's sakes, don't mention religion or race or sex or whatever. He should have just taken her broken shoe and let her wait forever, or been so snotty and rude that she stormed out (I can be pretty good at that one, heh heh).
This is how easy it is to fuck up your life in Canada. Say the wrong thing to the wrong person and BOOM, you've got to hire a lawyer to defend yourself against the Human Rights Commission and when you're found guilty they'll make you pay the complainant a financial sum. If you want to refuse somebody in your workplace, you've got to do it discreetly and for God's sakes, don't mention religion or race or sex or whatever. He should have just taken her broken shoe and let her wait forever, or been so snotty and rude that she stormed out (I can be pretty good at that one, heh heh).
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