Maryland | Civil Rights Law
Legal Question
right to refuse service
i was recently fired from a position as
an instructor at a gym because 2
employees felt i showed a ''pattern of
behavior'' that might become a liability
to the company. they felt that i was too
friendly with some of the younger girls
(under 18) and they feel i am unable to
see the line between what is
appropriate and what is not.
no complaint was ever filed or brought
up by any members or users of the
facility, including any of the girls i dealt
with or their parents. there was simply
a fear that an issue might arise and the
company would be liable.
upon firing me, i was also told that i
was not to ever return to any of their
facilities. when i have tried to contact
my former supervisor to find out the
reasoning, the only reply i have received
is ''it is unfortunate that you do not see
why letting you use our facility is
inappropriate.'' can they legally refuse
me the right to use their facilities as a
paying customer, especially without
explaination? thanks.
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