islam... changes the country

Jendrus0

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2012/1114/1224326573474.html

wish to be served by this person eh... so much to tell

irishconvert

Exactly what point are you trying to make?

Jendrus0

irishconvert wrote: »

Exactly what point are you trying to make?

conversion maybe? any suggestion?
hope the call will be in a peace manner. we all love a peace, don't we?

Ellis Dee

What difference does it possibly make if the person operating a checkout wears a hijab or (in the case of a Sikh male) a turban?

The headgear has no influence whatsoever on the standard to which the person in question is doing his or her work.:cool: The only possible reason for objecting to it is bigotry founded on abysmal ignorance. :rolleyes:

We are living in a globalised world and our society is becoming increasingly multicultural. Therefore any company that, like Dunne's presumably does, wishes to attract customers from all segments of the population must recognise this reality and allow for some flexibility in its dress code. If it, nevertheless, decides to preclude this flexibility and scope for variation, then it should be honest and publish its detailed dress code for all - including its Muslim actual and potential customers - to see, and thereby alienate many customers at a time when they should be glad to get any.:D

I also fail to see why any customer of Dunne's Stores or any other retail outlet should become upset at the sight of a checkout girl wearing a hijab.:cool:

What I find distasteful, by contrast, is customers wearing crumpled pyjamas. Perhaps Dunne's would be better employed introducing a dress code for its customers.:D

antoniolgj

Therefore any company that, like Dunne's presumably does, wishes to attract customers from all segments of the population must recognise this reality and allow for some flexibility in its dress code.

Really? Is this the way to attract muslims customer?I wonder, where are they shopping right now

Also, if they only shop where women wear a scarf, or maybe a burka, i wonder, where is the multiculturalism here? It looks like the 'multi' quick becoming a 'mono'...