Cork man's discrimination claim against restaurant over Covid mask-wearing dismissed

The Cork man also admitted to using a recording device to record all interactions in establishments to further his multiple discrimination claims
George-Calin Breban declined to produce his medical certificate when telling the Waterford restaurant that he was exempt from wearing a mask, merely telling them "I'm exempt". File picture: Denis Minihane

George-Calin Breban declined to produce his medical certificate when telling the Waterford restaurant that he was exempt from wearing a mask, merely telling them "I'm exempt". File picture: Denis Minihane

A Cork man has admitted to using a recording device to record all interactions in establishments to further his multiple discrimination claims concerning the demand to wear Covid-19 masks indoors.

At the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), George-Calin Breban admitted that he has filed “six or seven other claims with the WRC for adjudication” concerning the issue of mandatory wearing of masks indoors during the pandemic.

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