A Salon Had to Remove “Happy” as a Job Requirement Since It Discriminates Against Unhappy People
Are people’s moods really a protected class?
A hair salon in Stroud, England recently put up an ad for a new stylist, and one of the lines said, quote, “This is a busy, friendly, small salon, so only happy, friendly stylists need apply.”
But the owner got a call last week from a local job center saying she needed to change the ad.
Why? She says the job center told her, quote, “The word ‘happy’ is a discriminatory word and we aren’t allowed to use it, as somebody who is not happy will be discriminated against.”
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