Most wear a lapel pin with their last name and a badge with a number on it. But in some of the recent demonstrations after the death of George Floyd, people have encountered law enforcement agents ...

Chantal Da Silva is Chief Correspondent at Newsweek, with a focus on immigration and human rights. She is a Canadian-British journalist whose work has also been featured by The Independent, The i ...

For years police have been identified by their collar numbers, but now officers in parts of the country are being made to wear name badges. Should the badges be required for all? Picture the scene: ...

Here are examples of state laws that require healthcare providers to wear name badges: "Any person regulated by this chapter who provides direct patient care shall, while on duty, wear ...

Staff at supermarket chain Albert Heijn will no longer wear name badges to avoid abuse from customers. The measure comes after a survey showed that many workers were uncomfortable wearing the badges ...

Learn more. SALT LAKE CITY — Lobbyists at Utah’s Capitol became marked people Friday, as a new law went into effect requiring them to wear a badge bearing their name and the word “lobbyist ...

“Is her badge upside down? She already doesn’t instill confidence – if she doesn’t even know which way to wear her badge it ... (RELATED: Did the NYPD Name “Amelia Carter” As The ...

For years police have been identified by their collar numbers, but now officers in parts of the country are being made to wear name badges. Should the badges be required for all? Picture the scene ...