Offence-causing car implement impinging on neutral working environment
Chris Donnelly on September 12, 2008, 9:58 pm | Readers 3
A Tyrone civil servant has had to remove a Tyrone GAA flag from her car following a complaint from a colleague at the Social Services Agency office in Strabane. The case raises an interesting/ depressing prospect: if items displayed/ attached from cars are to be restricted due to the interpretation of neutral working environment policies, wither the ‘Wear your poppy with pride’, Soccer/ GAA card figures and GAWA stickers that are clearly visible from many cars?
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