After Sending Employees Home, Whole Foods Says, Shirts With Official Company Policy On Them Violate Dress Code
Featured 07/06/2020
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A group of Whole Foods employees staged a protest and for told to go home, for their violation of work dress code, but the irony is that their shirts were made based on official company policies.
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