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Originally Posted by Toadrax
An imaginary friend, that doesn't exist, told them that they are going to get raped by an angel if they do not cover their hair.
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What religion would that be?
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Religion is fine, but most people do not take it so far that they really believe that some superior being cares what they wear.
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Some do. In fact, millions do.
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My Jewish friends do not wear kippahs and stuff at work because that would be retarded, for them to say that because God says so would be even more retarded, for them to apply for a job where wearing one would get in the way of doing said job and force the employer to accommodate would be the worst.
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Some people put their religion ahead of the possibility that their religious displays might result in illegal discrimination. Whether or not your friends wear their kippah has no bearing whatsoever on their job performance.
To be allowed to wear it would hardly be asking the employer to make an unreasonable accommodation.
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Imagine if a conservative christian lady applied to work at a strip club and refused to show her boobs because it was against her religion?
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If the religious beliefs stand in the way of actually doing the job, that is not a reasonable accommodation. Really. Read the EEOC stuff. Stop making an ass of yourself.
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Do your religious crap on your own time, dress for business during business time. No one is going to hell or getting raped. You shouldn't have a right to religious expression at work.
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That's your opinion. The EEOC does not agree with you. Guess which opinion employers are more likely to follow.