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In response to "I hate to parse words but... I imagine the sign's legal, but can he *enforce* the policy? -- nm" by Mop

Legally, yes -- nm

Posted by ty97 Jul 1 '15, 09:38

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Didn't Arizona and Indiana and a bunch of other states just have to deal with this B.S.? -- nm - Mop Jul 1, 09:50 4
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  - Well shit. So the state of Texas can fire everyone who applies for family benefits for their spouse? Or does the union step in here? -- nm - Mop Jul 1, 10:07 2
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      - I suppose it would depend on the union contract and what constitutes grounds for dismissal. -- nm - Mop Jul 1, 10:23
I think Mop's talking about whether he can in practice. How does he know if a customer is gay? (And does that one time in Asheville count?) -- nm - Roger More Jul 1, 09:40 2
- I think so, if they're not a protected class. -- nm - mara Jul 1, 09:50
- gaydar, dude, use your gaydar -- nm - decline Jul 1, 09:47

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