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Head In-House Tax KDN & Adviser to Global Responsible Tax Program, KPMG. Follow Responsible Tax at bit.ly/2jrgUZI. All tweets are strictly my own.
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Can private employers restrict their employees’ speech? | Opinion

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By Chris Morgan, Max Retzlaff
| Daily Journal of Commerce Verified
Chris Morgan and Max Retzlaff On July 31 the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) affirmed the decision by an administrative law judge that Whole Foods could prohibit its employees from wearing clothing and accessories displaying “Black Lives Matter” or “BLM” during work time and discipline them if they violated that rule. Likewise, the NLRB stated Whole Foods’ dress code policy was not overly broad under the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA).
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Comedy stars of the '80s who have been somewhat forgotten

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By Chris Morgan
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Comedy stars of the '80s who have been somewhat forgotten

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By Chris Morgan, Mark Johns
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Stardom isn’t forever. Tom Hanks has been a star for decades, and Betty White remained famous for years and years. Even some people who are long dead, like Lucille Ball, have been remembered for generations. However, you don’t have to go back to the films of the 1940s, or television of the 1960s, to find former stars who have faded from the cultural conversation. We aren’t saying they have been totally forgotten, because we know that will lead to “What are you talking about?
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