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@tacobell . Almost any company in the world would do what you did. It is most companies policy to NOT allow their employees to display political beliefs on their uniforms. That has always been the standard. That shouldn’t, and doesn’t, change now. I stand with Taco Bell
They fired an employee for supporting BLM, and it is not in their uniform rules. Shut up. This isn’t politics, this is people’s lives.pic.twitter.com/e18A0qFu6s
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One Taco Bell restaurant firing one employee is not enough grounds to make a sweeping generalization about all Taco Bell restaurants and all employees
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Sadly I think every fast food (from what I'm seeing), is doing the same thing and making employees sign an agreement. To keep it out of work and making sure if you are spreading hate you will also be fired *aka saying the n-word.
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I still love me some Taco Bell
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you understand tacobell is a franchise yes? meaning those store owners can do whatever they want outside of the corporate values, you cant blame the CEO for the actions of a racist store owner
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That message is about the proper wear of the mask
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It's also political.
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