procrustean

/proʊˈkrʌstiən/
adjective
  1. Enforcing strict conformity by forcing people or things to fit a single standard, often by ignoring differences or using harsh methods.
    • The school's procrustean dress code required all students to wear the same uniform, regardless of their cultural traditions.
    • The government's procrustean policy tried to make all regions follow the same rules, even where they didn't make sense.
    • Her procrustean approach to management made employees feel their unique skills were not valued.