Tesco apologies after worker tells gay couple " You people are disgusting".

skintpaul

Sainsbury's in Brighton had a similar thing- A massive 'kiss in' flashmob put them , er, straight!

skintpaul

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/oct/15/sainsburys-brighton-kiss-in-protesters-lesbian-couple

Don't click if easily offended, by people in love..

The-Truth

trinidadone wrote: »

Supermarket Giant, Tesco in Brixton, South London, apologised to a gay couple, who claim they received homophobic abuse from staff, over a peck on a cheek.

http://www.itv.com/news/london/2015-08-08/you-people-are-disgusting-tesco-worker-tells-gay-couple/

Every little helps!!

Any thoughts?????

Yes, you're trying to spread hate for Tesco by posting some random story you've found on the Internet on this forum.

Johno100

Trinidad - The Hottest place to go

Unless you are gay of course, because homosexual acts remain illegal in T & T.

Valli

trinidadone wrote: »

Supermarket Giant, Tesco in Brixton, South London, apologised to a gay couple, who claim they received homophobic abuse from staff, over a peck on a cheek.

http://www.itv.com/news/london/2015-08-08/you-people-are-disgusting-tesco-worker-tells-gay-couple/

Every little helps!!

Any thoughts?????

I think this should have been posted in Discussion Time, since you ask.

dacouch

There are plenty of people in Brixton with homophobic beliefs due to culture and / or religion.

geerex

dacouch wrote: »

There are plenty of people in Brixton with homophobic beliefs due to culture and / or religion.

If they don't like it they can move to a country that is more aligned to their beliefs.

MothballsWallet

geerex wrote: »

If they don't like it they can move to a country that is more aligned to their beliefs.

I hear Saudi's got nice weather this time of year and accommodates such beliefs

pendragon_arther

dodger1 wrote: »

They can control behaviour by having rules. Most staff will follow the rules but obviously there is sometimes the exception. Assuming Tesco have rules covering this type of behaviour then I agree it's not Tesco's fault.

I voice of sanity amongst the throngs of the madding crowds.

dodger1

No_hit_Sherlock wrote: »

No they cannot, rules are immaterial you can put in 100s of rules doesnt mean they will control them. If people are going to do something then no rules will matter

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Of course rules work. As I said most staff will follow them, which means on the whole the rule works. When staff ignore the rules you have sanctions and if the they continue to not follow the rules you get rid of them.