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(05-22-2019, 09:26 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: I thought you did HR for the Army.  That's not what I would consider business in the traditional sense.

Did these employees violate their contract?

It's always puzzled me why someone would volunteer to risk their life to protect the freedoms of someone they don't even know, yet begrudge them the exercise of those freedoms because of . . . business.

Of course HR is business in the traditional sense. I don't know if they violated their contract; however, at a private Christian institution I wouldn't be surprised if they were required to sign some sort of morality agreement.  Does failing to support; moreover, showing insolence toward your organization at one of their public-facing functions violate that agreement? IDK. But if it does not whomever wrote it is an idiot.