På hjemmesiden kan man bl.a. læse:
Ms Eweida said people of other faiths were allowed to wear visible religious symbols such as headscarves and she wanted to be allowed to do the same.
BA said in a statement: "British Airways has 34,000 uniformed staff, all of whom know they must abide by our uniform policy.
"The policy does not ban staff from wearing a cross. It lays down that personal items of jewellery, including crosses may be worn - but underneath the uniform. Other airlines have the same policy.
"The policy recognises that it is not practical for some religious symbols - such as turbans and hijabs - to be worn underneath the uniform. This is purely a question of practicality. There is no discrimination between faiths.
Der kommer vel mere om den sag senere.
0 kommentarer:
Send en kommentar