Delta bans other country flags on uniform
07-13-2024, 04:56 AM
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Delta bans other country flags on uniform
https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...y/74389200007/
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
07-13-2024, 05:08 AM
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...y/74389200007/
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
What's next? Claiming your tie is violating your "free speech?"
Last edited by 80knotsV1rotate; 07-13-2024 at 05:20 AM.
07-13-2024, 05:14 AM
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Goes against free speech? Seriously? Does that "free speech" include wearing political buttons? How about a swastika armband?
There is a reason they call it a "uniform".
There is a reason they call it a "uniform".
07-13-2024, 05:21 AM
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There hasn’t been anything uniform about DAL ‘uniforms’ in the last 10 years. Especially on the IFS side.
07-13-2024, 05:23 AM
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...y/74389200007/
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
1st amendment prevents the government from making laws abridging the freedom of speech.
Not your employer.
07-13-2024, 05:27 AM
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...y/74389200007/
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
07-13-2024, 06:03 AM
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/trave...y/74389200007/
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
I feel like this goes against Freedom of Speech. I know Jamaican pilots usually wear a pin from their country. They would need to ban all pins vs just other country flags for it to not be violating freedom of speech. All because an employee doesn’t know how to tweet…
Being an international air line, I would expect Delta to be more accommodating to other nationalities. I’m glad we have a union over crap like this but the FA’s don’t.
07-13-2024, 06:15 AM
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pretty sure corporations aren’t above the Law. What was the outcome of that baker who refused to make the gay couple a wedding cake? went all the way to the Supreme Court
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