I am a salon owner, am I within my rights to post a right to refuse services?
820770
Sure.  What if someone came in drunk.  Or on drugs.  Or naked or something.  Then you have the sign to back you up.
1038486
Assuming the bar is owned by a private person/entity and assuming the bar is not discriminating against you based on what is called an immutable trait (Race, Sex, etc) then they can pretty much refuse service to anybody they want.
9639
http://www.rightsatwork.com.au/\n\nHeres a start for you.
774648
I have been an amatuer photog all my life and worked for a newspaper for four years and never once did I ask for permission of a subject to sell their picture.  A few complained after I took a picture and threatened to sue if I used it.  I have never heard from them again despite using their picture.  I publish hundreds of pictures a year on my website depicting literally thousands of people, none of whom have I asked permission.
587372
This depends entirely upon your state's employment commission. I recommend finding the website for them, or giving them a call so they can either tell you what your rights and procedures should be or refer you to appropriate counsel.
603644
I would keep it seperate from you business. While it may not turn some people off others may not want to do business with your company at all.
743941
I think that to deny you the right to have your service animal Would violate the Act.  \n\n  Unless you were informed of the rule and the Fee beforehand, I would think you had the makings of a discrimination case.  I would certainly refuse to pay this fee. \n\n Someone with a dissability who has a service animal knows the dog is part of her, and vice versa.  Many need to be educated about the "quiet" discrimination that the handicapped face.
1180973
Next time you have to make a call walk into her salon and sit in the waiting room and have a very loud conversation.  This will definetely get across the message that you are a pansy and too afraid to simply mention to someone that their behavior bothers you.  Grow some stones and go tell her.  SHe probably doesn't realize it bothers you wuss.
456353
SpaSalon.com has a free Sample Handbook for Salons and Spas that you can download\n\nhttp://www.spasalon.com/emp__handbook.htm
818336
Contact the National Hairdressers Foundation (NHF).  They should be able to help you.
1180390
Your question relates to the "shopkeeper's rights," and one of those rights is to ask a patron to leave the premises.  This request is ususally followed up by a "no-trespass" order from the police that officially advises the individual that they are not wanted on the premises.  I assume that you know that you may not exclude someone based on any of the factor articulated in Title VII of the United States Code -- specifically:   race, color, religion, national origin, gender, disability.
453522
The general circumstance does not sound legal.  I would go to court and dispute the way this was handled.  By the way, what is an "OWI"?
570892
No business solicitations, even of a personal nature, are permissible in Yahoo! Answers’ Questions or Answers.\nSomebody or other is bound to report you for abuse !
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Not in Canada you can't. You have to have permission for your neighbours even for a home based business. A half way house...I'd be contacting Social Services, the Police, and my local Councilperson.
965072
Of course not.  You have the right to state your opinion.  Anyway, who cares?  You are taking care of your business, right?  Remember, never argue with an idiot.  If he wants to argue with you, point out your avatar at the top of the page that says "best answerer."
909003
Sounds legal to me.\n\nBut, check out a book, "Tenent's Rights" (or some such title) by Nolo Press at the booksore, library, or at www.nolo.com .  They have a California-specific version that should address this *exact* situation.
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i am a hair stylist and i say yes but when you call to tell them what happened they will tell you to come in and they will check it to make sure it wasn't anything you did or could have done to mess it up. if you really wanted to you could make them fix it and give your money back.