20 YEARS AT HOVIS. CLEAN RECORD. SPEAKS UP. LOSES HIS JOB.
Matthew McDonagh says he encountered two individuals praying in a changing room at Hovis Belfast, obstructing access to his locker.
He recorded it.
He was subsequently dismissed.
And then, according to Matthew, Hovis offered him a settlement agreement with conditions preventing him from publicly discussing what happened.
In other words, he says they tried to buy his silence.
Meanwhile, weโre constantly told we must be โacceptingโ of religious practices, even when ordinary people question how those practices affect shared spaces.
Freedom of religion does not mean freedom to obstruct someone else.
Matthew worked there for 20 years with no disciplinary history.
Now heโs refusing to stay quiet and needs legal help to challenge what happened.
If you believe he deserves his day in court, help him and share this.
https://t.co/nTtmb7Zfma
@whalley34825@JuliaHB1@AllisonPearson He said he only wanted to perform his music and not get involved in politics. Then he does the opposite. He should have just kept his mouth shut
@TiceRichard Youโre a proven liar. Why should we believe anything you say? BTW did any of your Makerfield supporters have to go to hospital? Thought not