The nation’s retail industry body says instances of customers taking staff “to task” over their employers’ views is “completely unacceptable”.
The boss of the Australian Retailers Association has urged respectful debate on the Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum, saying instances where customers have taken retail workers to task over their employers’ views on the issue are unacceptable.
“Sadly, some consumers have taken retail workers to task about the position held by their employers, which is completely unacceptable.” Zahra said the information resource was not about telling people how to vote, but he said it was important that retailers had the tools to help ensure respectful and safe conversations about the issues in the workplace.
Zahra on Monday said it was important that brands had the tools to help their teams have a respectful conversation about the referendum process.
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