A badge is a form of introduction.
It's a security measure.
It's important for customers to know
who employees are when there's
a problem with a product, service.
A person without a badge is stopped
from entering a work-place to do
harm or steal.
Some people take pride in wearing
a symbol of an organization.
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Only managers and employers wear them.
we wear badges in our society to take pride in you being a member of a group or team.
You go to "My Stuff" on the side navigation and then click "Achieved Badges" and then click the badges you are wearing and then click "Clear Badge" and then in My badges, click the badge you want to wear, and then it "Wear Badge" and you should be all set.
Uniformed street officers do not wear cute clothes with their badges. However, detectives are allowed to wear professional but cute clothes with their badges.
Here are the steps for wearing and changing your badges.Click on the box that open up your inventory.Click on achieved badges along the top bar.Then the badges you have been awarded with will be there click on the one you want to wear and you should see a button that says wear this badge.Note: You can only wear up to 5 badges and an optional group badge.
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Because they earn them.
1/8 inch above that u.s. army name tape In stacks of two with 1/4 inch between badges vertically and 1/2 inch between badges horizontally.
The people in the holocaust who wore badges where Jewish. And they had to wear them when going outside in order to be recognised as Hitler had put in some rules they had to follow.
In the US Military, the standard name badge is worn on the wearer's right breast pocket. We supply name badges and having spoken to our clients 95% of them confirm that they wear their name badges on their right breast. If they are worn on the left breast it is usually because they have some kind of badge or logo already on the right breast of their clothing, and the name badge would clash with this.
I work for a County Detention Center and we wear badges. Our badges are the exact same ones that the road deputies wear, because we are considered Specialized Deputies. Some Detention Centers or prisons may not require a badge at all. This is up to the county/state the facility is in.