Denise Kendrick, a devout Christian who worked as a cashier at a store in Fargo, North Dakota, said she was dismissed from her role over the alleged dress code violation. The cashier had been wearing the badge to work since Halloween, she said in a video on her YouTube channel on Monday. The manager refused to write a written statement about why she was fired, the former Target employee said.
Kendrick said she had worn Christian-themed shirts to work for months and had never had an issue, and was left confused why the nametag was any different. Target has since apologized and asked Kendrick if she would like her job back.
Kendrick was due to return to work on Thursday, she said in the video. The Independent has contacted Target for more information. The rising young figure skater from Barrington, R.
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