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Woman sent home for refusing to wear high heels at work
http://www.itv.com/news/london/2016-...ar-high-heels/
I put this under two classes. Is it sexist, and the other down right stupid. I think the reason the company insist of females wearing High Heels, to make them look sexy. And yes, l don't mind admitting, a Pretty woman looks very good looking in High Heels. But, l have never heard of it being part of a 'uniform' as such. Can you imagine men going to work, wearing a mini skirt :D I would love it if my wife, wore high heels:D |
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I believe the law states the employers can only enforce 'reasonable' dress codes and they might have a hard time trying to argue why high heels are a requirement for an office job rather than flat shoes.
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How appropriate that the " managing director " of the company responsible for this ridiculous rule should be called simon PRATT.
And Arthur..... try buying your wife some heels ;) |
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Actually the real sexism is that it is extremely unlikely that a man would hired for the job in the first place. And if he was, he would almost certainly have dress guidelines to follow, eg suit and tie.
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I like to wear my high heels to work, but then I'm so money supermarket..............
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What customer requirements could there possibly be that require high heels? However, I must admit that the photos in the article are a bit strange though. Did the objectified victim have modelling and publicity ambitions. ---------- Post added at 23:25 ---------- Previous post was at 23:20 ---------- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36264229 Photos look very polished is what i'm getting at. |
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Well I think that a class action on behalf of all women left with crippling foot issues due to the wearing of high heels might make a few companies review their dress code..Plus I would report them to the local Health and Safety..
It's a long way from the 60s and 70s when some firms banned stiletto heels because of damage to their buildings floors.. |
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-36272893
They changed policy after all the bad press :P |
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No surprise as they were made to look stupid over it.
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Enforcing killer heels does seem excessive. What if her doctor had advised against wearing them on medical grounds? |
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Somehow I doubt she would have complained if an acting job came along that required her to be in 2in heels all day long. |
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