Can I be banned from my boyfriend’s place of employment after calling the supervisor a name in my own defense?
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Can I be banned from my boyfriend’s place of employment after calling the supervisor a name in my own defense?
My boyfriend has been having issues with his job at a nursing home. He’s been treated unfairly and has been privy to a lot of corruption in the management department. I took him to work and stopped in to see one of the residents, for lack of a better term, “a dirty old man,” who likes to jokingly flirt with young girls. My boyfriend and I find him funny. He joked that I look young and I joked back that I like older men. My BF and I were told by the supervisor to leave on the basis that I had been “inappropriate.” My BF was told I may never enter the building again or cops will be called.
Asked on May 2, 2012 under Employment Labor Law, Pennsylvania
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Yes, you may be banned from your boyfriend's place of employment, for any reason at all. The place of employment (a nursing home) is not a place of "public accomodation," like a mall or restaurant; the employer may prohibit any person it wants from coming onsite to what is private property, the same way you could ban any person from your home.
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