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originally posted by: Wildbob77
There is a difference between a discussion between employees who consent to being in the discussion and someone proclaiming their political beliefs to all.
With respect, I really don't care what some employees talk about.
But if one of my employees comes to me and complains that someone else is creating a hostile work environment with their political view points being loudly discussed, I would let them know that they need to keep their politics out of the work place. Same with their religion.
So, in some cases , I think that an employer can restrict some topics of conversation at work.
a reply to: Subaeruginosa
originally posted by: HunkaHunka
a reply to: MisterSpock
Well , fight fire with fire =)
originally posted by: Metallicus
I can see how political harassment could be considered to be a threat in the workplace much like sexual harassment, however, no one is forced to disclose their political position.
My wife says she simply keeps her mouth shut at work and does her job. She sees plenty of other idiots constantly blathering on about things that are best left unsaid.
originally posted by: olaru12
It's prudent to keep your politics as secret as your sexual preferences.
recently on a project where I was crew...
Two young men were flashing the white power sign back and forth like nobody knew what they were doing.
A black assistant director spotted them and kicked them off the set. Now they are on a DNC list [do not call] that all producers look at before hiring staff, cast and crew,
and their wanna be careers in the film industry evaporated in less than 10 seconds of dorkyness.
No referrals, no recommendations, no second chances....just out!!
play stupid games, win stupid prizes!!
originally posted by: roadgravel
There is politics in general and then politics that the owner doesn't agree with.
originally posted by: roadgravel
a reply to: olaru12
I am starting to have problems with humans. Bots and cyborgs only. Maybe a few robots.
originally posted by: roadgravel
a reply to: olaru12
Not a fan of plastic. Those Burger King commercials scare me. Something about creatures with big plastic heads...
edit:
Maybe it is time to lock the doors and call it quits. Was a good run before PC and all of this modern stuff.