Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Religion Dress Code At Workplace

Religious clothing is one of the common issues in workplaces. There have been many cases that led to allowing people to wear religious clothing in the workplace, but it all came from the freedom of religion in the first amendment. The law gives employers a lot of leeway in creating the culture they desire in their workplace, and this includes allowing employers to decide how employees should dress and groom. Some employers like to set a professional tone by requiring employees to wear suits. Other employers like to foster a more creative environment by allowing employees to wear T-shirts and blue jeans. Just about any rule is fine, as long as it doesn't violate laws against discrimination or harassment.
                                                                                    Freedom of Conformity


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