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He warned the trust that they would face charges of harassment or discrimination should they attempt coercion by threatening the nurses future career prospects. A clear case of discrimination! You have to wonder how many Muslim nurses were asked to work in the same facility and also threatened with being fired for refusal.
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04/24/2012 1:51:33 PM PDT by
NYer
(Open to scriptural suggestions.)
To: NYer
The issue at hand, said Neil Addison, a leading British expert in religious discrimination law, is that such cases revolve around the question of what participate in any treatment actually meant.Am I just not fluent in "legalese" enough, or doesn't this statement seem clear? It seems pretty clear to me: You can't force someone to work in an abortion "clinic" who has a moral objection to abortion! Pretty dang simple IMO.
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