Kilted Bus Driver

[plaid preacher]

I am decidedly of two minds about this.&nbsp; &nbsp;Anyone who knows me, knows that I am all about the rules and dressing in the uniform without adornment.&nbsp; I also can't back this fellow's argument that it was some sort of discrimination.&nbsp; However, when you have a day when you say "the uniform doesn't apply" then it is completely disingenuous to tell someone that their attire "does not comply with the uniform".&nbsp; You have told your employees that they do not need to comply with the uniform.&nbsp; And I cannot see how wearing a kilt would get in the way of carrying out his duties.&nbsp; He is driving a bus, not climbing ladders or anything that would put his performance at risk.<br><br>So I don't believe that is complaint to the human rights commission was valid, but I I also think the bus company is being a little too "selective" and taking a day that was supposed to be fun and being a little heavy handed.&nbsp; It they have a problem with what people wear - then they should make their employees wear a uniform; no exceptions.