David B. Grinberg 🇺🇸
1 min readMay 11, 2019

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Rob, my non-lawyer understanding is that employers can I have non-discriminatory uniform grooming policies for their entire workforce, albeit with “reasonable accommodation” for religious and/or safety reasons. But it might be unlawful for a company to single out a specific group, like Rastafarians, because of their hairstyle. That may amount to discrimination based on religion and race, for example. At least according to EEOC when I worked there.

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David B. Grinberg 🇺🇸
David B. Grinberg 🇺🇸

Written by David B. Grinberg 🇺🇸

Lifelong writer, prior federal government spokesman, White House staff, political appointee, civil servant. I cover a range of political & public policy issues.

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