Christians no longer 2nd Class in Europe

[riposte]

A CHRISTIAN woman has won a legal battle with her former bosses at British Airways after being forced out of her job for wearing a cross.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz2I4GSxN40

[quinner]

A CHRISTIAN woman has won a legal battle with her former bosses at British Airways after being forced out of her job for wearing a cross.

Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz2I4GSxN40

that is a bad judgement........you cannot have people upsetting minority religions......that will lead to all sorts of problems.....and they will stop buying redundant churches.....

[Auld Decency]

Since when are Christians "2nd class in Europe"? They've been running the place for the last thousand years.

[cogito]

A CHRISTIAN woman has won a legal battle with her former bosses at British Airways after being forced out of her job for wearing a cross.

Good call... well done The European Court...

[Napper Tandy]

Good call... well done The European Court...

She only won because BA changed their rules afterwards so basically admitted that they were in the wrong.

[cogito]

Ahhh ye take all the good out of it Napper...

[Napper Tandy]

Ahhh ye take all the good out of it Napper...

What are they doing going to Europe? Can't they get Justice in UK?

[cogito]

What are they doing going to Europe? Can't they get Justice in UK?

Apparently not... shameful really...

[quinner]

you just can't trust british justice.........look at the magdelene laundry's........

[cogito]

you just can't trust british justice.........look at the magdelene laundry's........

Oh there y'are Joe... shockin' about that poor woman... anyway, she's sorted now.

[Eileen]

"...was told to leave her Heathrow check-in job in 2006 after refusing to remove her cross. She returned to work in 2007 after BA altered its uniform code to allow symbols of faith..."

Something is missing in this story. Did BA ban all symbols of faith? What made them reverse the policy in 2007?