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NEXT doesn't like the Jews unvaccinated and Midget Gems are Nazis.

Next joins Ikea in cutting sick pay for unvaccinated workers

Morrisons and Ikea have announced similar changed in recent days

'High street stalwart Next has become the latest major UK business to cut sick pay for unvaccinated workers
as the corporate work increases the pressure on staff to get the Covid jab.

Next, which employs around 44,000 people, said unvaccinated staff who are “pinged” by the NHS app or told
to self-isolate by Test and Trace will only be paid statutory sick pay.

Employees who test positive for Covid-19, regardless of vaccination status, will be paid the more generous sick
pay offered by the business, which is based up their standard rate of pay.

The retailer is the latest major business to restrict sick pay for unvaccinated staff. Morrisons and Ikea have announced
similar changed in recent days. Richard Fox, a partner at law firm Kingsley Napley, said: “The fact that Next has made
this move may illustrate a shifting mood for employers on the vaccination issue...'

The Standard:

So the unvaccinated are persecuted and the jabbed get's a better level of sick-pay.
To put it another way:
"Work was strictly voluntary, but any animal who absented himself from it would have his rations reduced by half." 
Animal Farm ~ George Orwell

Then we have another victim...

Marks and Spencer rebrands Midget Gems after claims name is offensive to people with dwarfism

Tesco has also said it will be reviewing the name of its midget gems product following the campaign by
Liverpool Hope University lecturer Dr Erin Pritchard.

'Marks and Spencer has renamed its popular Midget Gems sweets to avoid offending people with dwarfism.
They will now be called Mini Gems after a disability academic raised concerns about the use of the word "midget".

Dr Erin Pritchard, who has a condition that stunts growth called achondroplasia, approached a number of supermarkets
and confectionary makers about changing the name. The lecturer in disability studies at Liverpool Hope University said
"midget" is seen as a derogatory term for people with growth problems and has previously called for the use of it to be
seen as hate speech.

M&S is the first to react to her campaign, saying it was "committed to being an inclusive retailer" as it rolled out the changed
labelling. A spokeswoman said: "Following suggestions from our colleagues and the insights shared by Dr Erin Pritchard,
we introduced new Mini Gem packaging last year, which has since been rolled out to all of our stores."

Tesco has also announced it will be reviewing the name of its product, saying it is a "diverse and inclusive retailer" and would
not want any of its products to "cause offence". Following the announcement, Dr Pritchard claimed "a lot" of people were getting
"upset" about the change.

She tweeted:
"It seems that there are a lot of average-sized men getting upset about the removal of the word midget from a packet of sweets.
"I didn't realise they were so sensitive."

The word 'midget' and Victorian freak shows
In her recent book, Dr Pritchard argues the word midget should be classed as a form of hate speech due to its origins in Victorian
freak shows. She wrote in Big Issue North: "Often referred to by people with dwarfism as the m-word, it is a term derived from the
word midge, meaning gnat or sandfly.

"Its origin automatically dehumanises people like me. It was a term popularised during the Victorian freak show, where many disabled
people, including people with dwarfism, were oppressed and exploited."...'

Sky News: