The U.S. Justice Department is urging the Supreme Court to turn down a petition that seeks to broaden a ruling last term against labor unions to reach other workplace disputes, including rules about what buttons and pins employees are allowed to wear.

The Justice Department asked the court to reject restaurant chain In-N-Out Burger’s argument that the Supreme Court’s ruling in June striking down mandatory “fair share” fees for public-sector unions should apply to a dispute over a company uniform policy for employees.

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