[null and void]

Nearly every employer has rules against an employee even giving the impression that they are speaking for the company when protesting.

A McDonald employee in uniform can be disciplined for misbehaving while in McD's livery. Same for a UPS driver, a letter carrier, and the UCMJ allows for serious brig time for a member of the armed services protesting in uniform.

Are cops above the law and accepted standards of conduct?

Have we you fallen so far?

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

A McDonald employee in uniform can be disciplined for misbehaving while in McD's livery

So you define expressing one's opinion as misbehaving?

[lakecumberlandvet]

I must have missed the ‘protesting’ part. Unless expressing an opinion is deemed ‘protesting’. Furthermore, I wasn’t under the ‘impression’ that he was ‘speaking for the company’.