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Right-not-to-work
Sep. 29th, 2011 11:33 amIf you don't want to deal with all aspects of your job, quit.
I get it. You were enjoying your little fiefdom in the clerk's office not having to deal with TEH GAYZ, and New York State up and changed the laws on you. Sucks. But them's the breaks in civil service life. So, either get out of civil service life or adapt. While this isn't as bad as, say, pharmacists independently deciding which drugs are and aren't acceptable to hand out to certain patients, it is still pretty goddamned immoral. Your "freedom of religion" rights are not being impinged upon when you're being asked to do your goddamned job.
I get it. You were enjoying your little fiefdom in the clerk's office not having to deal with TEH GAYZ, and New York State up and changed the laws on you. Sucks. But them's the breaks in civil service life. So, either get out of civil service life or adapt. While this isn't as bad as, say, pharmacists independently deciding which drugs are and aren't acceptable to hand out to certain patients, it is still pretty goddamned immoral. Your "freedom of religion" rights are not being impinged upon when you're being asked to do your goddamned job.
