Iowa Admin. Code r. 11-65.1 - Political activity of employees
All employees have the right to express their opinions as individuals on political issues and candidates. Such expressions may be either verbal or demonstrative in the form of pictures, buttons, stickers, badges, pins, or posters. Employees' rights to express their opinions on political matters in this form or manner shall not be restrained while on duty unless:
(1) It is a violation of the
law; or
(2) The display of such
items would cause or constitute a real and present safety risk or would
substantially and materially interfere with the efficient performance of
official duties; or
(3) The
employee has substantial contact with the public and the level of trust and
confidence associated with the employee's position is perceived to be such that
political expressions in any form, while on duty, might influence the
public.
Notes
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