I have applied for a job at a Mosque. Unfrtunately i was not successful, why?

Question

Was it my religion?

Refusal to remove my cross? - a symbol of my faith

Was it my skin colour?

I was fully capable of performing the tasks i would have been asked to do.

What compensation do i deserve?

Answer 1

taking a guess it may be because of your religion  if you want to work at a mosque they are gonig to prefer muslims as they know what to do and understand the religion whereas someone outside of the religion wont

Answer 2

d**n right I'm getting sick of different rules for different religions and race's let's stop this racism and give whites equal rights!

Answer 3

Were you distressed by the interview?

Answer 4

Maybe they feel you couldnt offer religious support to muslims.

Answer 5

It was because your not circumsised chop it off, then reapply

Answer 6

i think it is because all of the above mate and i think you should sue em coz it seems to be the common thing of late all these muslims suing people just coz they was not given a job etc

its a load of old c**p when in this day and age a person can be sued for not employing someone, we are getting more like America every day

Answer 7

probably the same as that daft ***** that tried to get a job in a hairdressers, not just 1 shop  but 10. £4,000 she got.

edit: maybe you should try applying for jobs in another 9 mosques.

Answer 8

It was the wig..

I think you should 'for hurt feelings'....I hear the going rate is about £4000....

Answer 9

Well you could get a job here as we have Mosques on every street corner, and they get bigger every time they build another. there will be lots of floors to clean seeing they lay down on them..

Answer 10

Not a penny mate.  It only works when its the other way around.

Answer 11

It was probably your wig.

Answer 12

Millions.

That is pure discrimination.

Try being a hairdresser.

I think you will be hearing many cases like these compensation cases, your honour.

Answer 13

Do you need to grow a beard/wear a false beard perhaps?

Answer 14

The most obvious answer would be your religion, and as you appear to currently be a barrister, they may be looking for current vicars or similar body.

Answer 15

You could go to town with this one - religious discrimination and hurt feelings. You should get at least as much as that greedy c** was asking for when she couldn't get a job in a hair salon (thirty four grand).

It seems discrimination only works in favour of minorities. Surely you know that?

Answer 16

Did they hurt your feelings? poor flower -that's another £14,000 to pad out out the claim.