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Fired For Refusing Poppies?
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https:/ /www.bb c.com/n ews/uk- england -birmin gham-46 078099
that's how the headline reads - but it's not how it was reported on TV last night, nor indeed is it said in the text of the article. The police are investigating not the refusal, but threats made after the event. and the driver wasn't dismissed for refusing to transport poppies, but for falsifying his job card.
all very strange, eh?
that's how the headline reads - but it's not how it was reported on TV last night, nor indeed is it said in the text of the article. The police are investigating not the refusal, but threats made after the event. and the driver wasn't dismissed for refusing to transport poppies, but for falsifying his job card.
all very strange, eh?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//When the threats were made the only people aware of the issue were the driver, the taxi firm and The British Legion.//
by that time, the matter was already racing around the twittersphere. as part of that, UPHD (United Private Hire Drivers, a sort of self-proclaimed union for minicabs) had this to say:-
"In KMR Cars' race to signal their virtue to the British Legion they trampled over the rights of a driver and in doing so dishonoured the legacy of liberty so many veterans died for. Another reason why every minicab driver should be in a union."
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