I do hope you are going to argue through the case that wearing a kilt in no way compromises the professionalism expected of you by the public and that you can wear one on any shift.
Thank you for the kind welcome
As best I can tell from my research, an employer's right to set dress codes in the U.S has been affirmed in both arbitration and court proceedings. Although clothing related to one's religion has managed to trump the employer's wishes on occasion, I don't find any examples where the employee's preference or their cultural heritage prevails. As my wife says, "You know honey, you do work for the government."
Things always change. When I retire in a few years, I can look for an employer that allows kilts.
Welcome from SE Arizona, but born and raised in Alaska.
Thanks I have relatives from Arizona who contributed their name to Bisbee.
Originally Posted by O'Neille
My Uncle was ATC at Merrill way back.
I probably talked to your uncle then. I flew extensively out of MRI in the mid-seventies and eighties when it was one of the busiest general aviation airports in the country. Still fly occasionally.
Originally Posted by Andrewson
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