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Political beliefs / affiliation (especially when mainstream) is a protected class though. Was this individual also "bringing it to work"?
by throwequality 5y ago
Political beliefs / affiliation (especially when mainstream) is a protected class though. Was this individual also "bringing it to work"?
- ChuckMcM 5y agoThe explanation I heard was that a bumper sticker on their car outed them.
- throwequality 5y agoDepending on the bumper sticker, that's either absurd and a dangerous precedent -- or perfectly valid. Based on what you've described, I can only guess it is the former and not the latter. IANAL but in California, it is certainly illegal to fire someone because they displayed a mainstream political party's bumper sticker on their car, even if it is not mainstream at the state level.