An Asda employee has been sacked after breaching the company’s social media policy by posting an ‘anti-religion’ sketch by comedian Billy Connolly on Facebook.
The disabled employee was let go after a colleague complained that the sketch was anti-Islamic.
After the complaint, he deleted the post and wrote an apology to bosses and colleagues, multiple outlets reported.
He has since taken to Facebook, writing: “Unfortunately, I have today been dismissed from Asda. Some of my colleagues took offence to the Billy Connelly, (sic), thoughts on religion, that I posted early May.
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