Employment tribunal concludes 'PD' term is not homophobic because hair salons regularly employ gay people The French minister of labour, Myriam el-Khomri, has denounced as "scandalous" a Paris court ruling that it was not homophobic for a hair salon boss to call an employee a "PD" - a common but offensive term for gay men - because many hairdressers are gay. The incident occurred in 2014, during a young hairdresser's two-month trial at a Paris hair salon. He called in sick one day and his boss a...
Employment tribunal concludes 'PD' term is not homophobic because hair salons regularly employ gay people The French minister of labour, Myriam el-Khomri, has denounced as "scandalous" a Paris court ruling that it was not homophobic for a hair salon boss to call an employee a "PD" - a common but offensive term for gay men - because many hairdressers are gay. The incident occurred in 2014, during a young hairdresser's two-month trial at a Paris hair salon. He called in sick one day and his boss a...
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