muslim hair stylist wins £4.000 payout

Any lawyer would take the case, indiscrimate of their own creed or beliefs… they have one common belief and that is money smells the same to all of them, no matter where it comes from.

@Forget Me Not wrote:

if the sole reason for refusing a person a job was the type of clothing they wear then it is a dark day for civilisation

you’ve lost the plot luv. :oops:
If you’re an employer you should be allowed to make the decision about who works for you. And believe it or not the clothes you wear ARE important when going for an interview as we were taught when we were younger.
If I went for an interview in my pyjamas I wouldn’t expect to get the job and if I DID get the job it’d be for a company I really wouldn’t want to work for. :roll:

@Forget Me Not wrote:

Oh and don’t refer to me as ‘luv’ I’m sure your a great guy and all that it’s just I’m not gay.

Two things.

1) It’s not “your” it’s “you’re”. Being thick is no excuse for bad grammar is it?
2) I couldn’t care less whether you’re gay or not so please don’t bore me with that shit.

@sir Actor wrote:

@Forget Me Not wrote:

if the sole reason for refusing a person a job was the type of clothing they wear then it is a dark day for civilisation

you’ve lost the plot luv. :oops:
If you’re an employer you should be allowed to make the decision about who works for you. And believe it or not the clothes you wear ARE important when going for an interview as we were taught when we were younger.
If I went for an interview in my pyjamas I wouldn’t expect to get the job and if I DID get the job it’d be for a company I really wouldn’t want to work for. :roll:

Disagree entirely- your own hairstyle or how you dress has no relation, IN THIS JOB, to her ability or her prospects.

My local barbers charge £15 for a haircut n one of the stylists is bald as a babies bum- should they sack him as he cannot “display” the latest fashion in hairware?

Your clothes at an inerview should be a reflection of who you are and what image you wish to portray hence turning up in pyjamas would likely get you viewed as a lazy ar/se- turning up in a hijab would likely get you viewed as a muslim and nothing else

@slayer wrote:

@sir Actor wrote:

@Forget Me Not wrote:

if the sole reason for refusing a person a job was the type of clothing they wear then it is a dark day for civilisation

you’ve lost the plot luv. :oops:
If you’re an employer you should be allowed to make the decision about who works for you. And believe it or not the clothes you wear ARE important when going for an interview as we were taught when we were younger.
If I went for an interview in my pyjamas I wouldn’t expect to get the job and if I DID get the job it’d be for a company I really wouldn’t want to work for. :roll:

Disagree entirely- your own hairstyle or how you dress has no relation, IN THIS JOB, to her ability or her prospects.

My local barbers charge £15 for a haircut n one of the stylists is bald as a babies bum- should they sack him as he cannot “display” the latest fashion in hairware?

Your clothes at an inerview should be a reflection of who you are and what image you wish to portray hence turning up in pyjamas would likely get you viewed as a lazy ar/se- turning up in a hijab would likely get you viewed as a muslim and nothing else

gotta disagree if

the woman was not employed as part of the job entailed showing urban hairstyles as part of the shops urban image

is true The point of the thread seemed to be more about her being muslim than anything else, she claimed she won i’d have done same thing if i thought i’d get the cash.