Articles Posted in Dress Code

Social Causes on Company Uniforms? A Court Just Gave Employers Some Much-Needed Clarity (and Caution)

November 10, 2025 | by Eric B. Meyer

From lapel pins to lanyards to slogans on uniforms, employees are bringing social causes to work, and HR is left balancing expression, inclusion, and workplace order. A recent federal court decision involving a “BLM” message on a Home Depot apron shows where those boundaries start to take shape. Continue reading

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