The relationship between government entities and their employees can get contentious. Sometimes, those employees may even protest what they perceive as poor public policy choices on the part of their employers. As long as employees follow all the rules and protest or speak out on their own time, don’t respond angrily and punish them.
Public employers: Consider rights before axing protesters
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