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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
A saleswoman has won the right to wear a clown costume to work after claiming her employer had discriminated against her under the Employment Equality (Religion or Belief) Regulations 2003. Avril Wariat, 32, told the Employment Tribunal that she was surprised to find that her new employer would not let her wea...
Case | 1 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
I wonder whether this woman wore a clown costume to the interview for this job. My guess would be that she did not. The other matter I am pondering is the nature of her work. Surely 'clown shoes' present an H&S issue wherever she may be working (she may trip or trip a colleague). This is taking the micky.
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
I'd love to turn up at a meeting dressed like that... Hmmm... now where's that lottery ticket!
Comment | 2 May 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
I was completely taken in by this. Is the article factually correct though, I mean the point about a philosophical believe being equivalent to a religious one? If so, is this something that could genuinely happen with a football fan? Great piece guys!
Comment | 3 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Sticks and stones, Martin! Just to let you know, you too can upload a photo to your profile, just click on the icon above your name in the top left corner of the page and follow the instructions.
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Clownism is real, and practiced by a great many individuals in my experience. I respect their right to make complete fools of themselves everytime they open their mouth. It is what makes life interesting... Claire, it is humbling to see that you have taken this prank so seriously with the photo of you in the hat, scarf and comedy hair!
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Surely, if an organisation wants to project a professional image, especially with their sales staff, the tribunal should have favoured them in this case? Many organisations do not allow football colours but if tribunals are favouring 'clownism' what is going to stop them favouring 'Arsenalism' or 'etc.etc Come on people, surely thi...
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Nice one ... I find this site very informative and professional ... It's good to see you also have a sense of humour ... cheers
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Haven't laughed so much for a while , shame it wasn't a true story that would have been even funnier. Watch out though this time next year it will be a true story!!
Comment | 4 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
LOL!!!
Comment | 3 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
LOL Classic LOL
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Was it April 1st yesterday!!
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
And I have just been caught out by the April fools day story ! Although, give it a few months and I bet there will be a case which is along the same lines !
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Yes, this was Workplace Law Network's April Fools' Day story - in fact, 'Avril' is French for April and 'Wariat' is Polish for fool. Aren't we funny?!
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Er look at the date dude!
Comment | 2 Apr 2008
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Saleswoman allowed to wear clown costume to work
Proof that the world really has gone mad
Comment | 1 Apr 2008
