The employer of a woman who threw a dildo at Economic Development Minister Steven Joyce refuses to say if she will be disciplined.
Josie Butler, a nurse at Hillmorton Hospital in Christchurch, leapt to international fame after flinging the toy in the face of Joyce at Waitangi
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Canterbury District Health Board general manager of people and capability Michael Frampton said the DHB would not comment on whether Butler faced any disciplinary measures.
As if expressing your political views on your own time is something people should (or can) be sacked for.
And remember, you're probably paying for this Muldoonism, through taxpayer funding of National's dirty politics machine.
Of course, National could end this in an instant, by saying publicly that they respect the right of all New Zealanders to express their political opinions, and that political discrimination in employment is a crime. But their silence is deafening.