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mtuandrew wrote:There are limits on employees making political statements at all Federal agencies (see the Hatch Act as amended.) Amtrak & USPS as government-owned corporations may not fall under the Act, but probably have similar guidance from their Offices of Special Counsel. However, I’ve never heard of customers being limited on passive speech (buttons, shirts that aren’t vulgar, etc.) and would imagine it is unconstitutional.
USPS is under Hatch Act. I've seen posters at some post offices regarding guidelines on political activity for employees.STrRedWolf wrote:mtuandrew wrote:There are limits on employees making political statements at all Federal agencies (see the Hatch Act as amended.) Amtrak & USPS as government-owned corporations may not fall under the Act, but probably have similar guidance from their Offices of Special Counsel. However, I’ve never heard of customers being limited on passive speech (buttons, shirts that aren’t vulgar, etc.) and would imagine it is unconstitutional.
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