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Originally Posted by photon
He wasn't asked to drive this bus. He preemptively went to the media to say he would refuse to drive the bus. The the city said if he would have come up in the rotation to drive the bus they would have worked with him to reschedule.
But he didn't do that, he chose to go public first and to press the issue in the media. In other words he wanted a public conflict rather than a reasonable compromise (which he would have gotten if he'd asked for).
I have restrictions about what I can go to the media about with respect to my employment, if I violate those I would expect to be terminated.
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And the city has strict rules about talking to the media. There is a reason companies pay millions for people to talk to the media that represent their company. This guy wasn't fired because of his beliefs he was fired because of what you explained.