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To: GatorGirl
My point remains. A private company can implement any uniform policy they wish. Yes even to the point of banning the wearing of the American flag. What about the satanist? It’s his/her religion. Where does it end?

You make a good point. The company may fear a lawsuit from others wishing to wear other pins. Or outre pins.

26 posted on 10/14/2011 5:30:08 AM PDT by decimon
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To: decimon
The company may fear a lawsuit from others wishing to wear other pins. Or outre pins.

Theoretical lawsuit. Ask yourself if any individual or even a group is going to be able to afford the legal muscle that it would take to go up against Marriott Corporation on such a fine point? They have entire law firms on retainer for this kinda stuff. If it were to happen then Marriott always has the option to settle, and change the policy. I see no reason for Marriott to jump before they get pushed.

The wearing of a flag lapel pin of the host country for a Marriott employee isn't offending anybody or denying others their rights. Not really.

31 posted on 10/14/2011 6:10:09 AM PDT by Tallguy (You can safely ignore anything that precedes the word "But"...)
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