Case Study Of Chick-Fil-A's Restaurants

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As stated earlier all of the Chick-Fil-A’s restaurants are closed on Sunday, so the employees can practice their religious faiths if they choose to do that. Cathy’s values are apparently clear yet his restaurants accepts all customers who enter to do business. I believe Cathy wants the world to know what he values and sees as moral and ethical. Whether you believe what he believes or don’t, that is fine with him. He isn’t going to tell you not to come into his establishments if your belief system is different from his, that’s up to the individual. Cathy hasn’t refused anyone from being served in his restaurants based entirely from their sexual orientation or religious views. He certainly acknowledges his values, but he hasn’t discriminated

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