Thread: School leaders criticise new vetting and barring system
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Old 13-12-2009, 17:54   #3
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Re: School leaders criticise new vetting and barring system
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Originally Posted by Welshchris View Post
Maggy i know a guy who was retired after working for over 30 years as a school caretaker and in his retirement wanted to do some charity work with disadvantaged kids and when he enquired into it he was told "Questions maybe asked because he is single and homosexual".

This put him off not because he was ashamed of his background it was because he felt like he was discriminated against and im sure it will do the same for a lot of other people needlessly.
In which case he clearly came across someone who was very ignorant and probably quite bigoted. There is and will never be any questions, which will cause a rejection, based on someone's marital status, nor their sexuality. If any of these questions are asked it will be for statistical purposes.
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