Wear Black Live for Home Depot Workers No Rights A federal judge has ruled on goods and images at work.
In a Friday decision, Administrative Law Judge Paul Bogas complained from the U.S. Labor Relations Commission that home improvement retailers violated employee rights by banning BLM gear from being exhibited.Bloomberg News said: Report.
Bogus writes that BLM Matter lacks an "objective and sufficiently direct relationship with employment conditions."
BLM's message is "created and primarily used to combat the unjustified killings of black individuals by law enforcement agencies," he writes.
"As long as the message is used for any other reason, it acts as a political umbrella of social concern and is only relevant to the workplace in the sense that it is part of society. "The judge said.
The Labor Relations Commission has the right to appeal the ruling, Bloomberg said.
Atlanta-based retailers aren't the only ones quoted in BLM-related speeches.
NLRB's legal counsel has also filed a complaint against Whole Foods Market for similar reasons, and the ban on food distributors for BLM signs or goods worn by employees violates their rights. Insisted.
This case is being deliberated by a San Francisco judge. Is part of. ..
The Home Depot representative did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Post on Sunday.
