Company charges $40 for company gear, forbids workers from wearing it on the job

But some costs aren't fair at all. Like in this story, where workers at a big company got the opportunity to buy some gear with their company logo. It's a nice idea for your company to provide you with some merch. Maybe you love your job, and you want to rep it wherever you go. You don't mind shelling out a little for it because you want to have something nice to wear that's also office appropriate. It's a fun way to match with your coworkers while also feeling some amount of ownership over your personal style. But that's not what happened here.

Nobody wants to be disrespected by their jobs, and everyone probably wishes that they could have full autonomy over what they do at work. But unfortunately, that luxury is not afforded to everyone. Sometimes you have to bend to what the higher-ups want, and that can be an incredibly frustrating process. That's what this woman was experiencing at her workplace after paying up to buy some company gear. It seemed like the right thing to do, and she assumed she could wear it to work. She assumed wrong. Keep reading to understand the full scope of the story and see what you think about it.