 Restaurant dress codes open to sexual discrimination complaints Dress codes at Canadian restaurants, bars or nightclubs that are not comparable for both men and women could set the stage for a successful human rights complaint.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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It would appear that the politically correct powers that be are bound and determined to turn humanity into one giant sexless society populated with mindless drones to whom sex is abhorrent and reproduction is better left to science than human passion.
Nobody's entitled to a job so, unless the employees are being held against their will they still have the right to leave and find employment more suited to their moral ethics.
Should it be this way? Is it right? Probably not but it won't change, ever. And yes I'll admit am a less picky tipper with a cute waitress, sue me. That said I have limits, if she does really suck (and I don't mean the floor manager for better hours) I will tip nothing if it deserves.
Yes I will tip nothing, its allowed, its how its supposed to be. Of on a rabbit trail I know but can never miss the chance to point out that recommended tip % should never go up based on what year it is. If 15% is recommended the amount then cash in pocket already goes up each year as menu prices rise. I want to smack people who say, "oh 15% was the rate for 15 years ago, now its more like 20%. NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!
Ok, what was the topic again? Oh yeah, food beer and boobies
Personally, I would like my belly to be covered as well.
If your boss would demand you to dress up for Halloween, and decided which costume, would you respond the same?
she doesn't have to work there...she can go work somewhere else.
It's one thing if it's part of the normal dress code at the place of work. It's another thing when what you're expected to wear suddenly becomes a bikini top for one night when a bikini top was never required previously nor brought up as a condition of employment.
It is not her usual attire.
Neither is any other workplace uniform.
You may as well bitch about the fact that the girl who portrays Snow White at Disneyworld has to dress up as (GASP!!!) Snow White.
If someone applying to work as a waitress at Hooters hasn't figured out that she'll be asked to look like a waitress at Hooters then the problem isn't Hooters, it's the stupid b*tch who needs to get the f*ck over herself.
Hey, how about a little warning. What if young kids were looking at the screen!
I second that motion!!!
It is not her usual attire.
Neither is any other workplace uniform.
You may as well bitch about the fact that the girl who portrays Snow White at Disneyworld has to dress up as (GASP!!!) Snow White.
If someone applying to work as a waitress at Hooters hasn't figured out that she'll be asked to look like a waitress at Hooters then the problem isn't Hooters, it's the stupid b*tch who needs to get the f*ck over herself.
This was NOT a Hooters.
Not every place is like that, yaknow. Or maybe you just don't...
Btw, nice name calling. Do you need to get laid or something?
It is not her usual attire.
Neither is any other workplace uniform.
You may as well bitch about the fact that the girl who portrays Snow White at Disneyworld has to dress up as (GASP!!!) Snow White.
If someone applying to work as a waitress at Hooters hasn't figured out that she'll be asked to look like a waitress at Hooters then the problem isn't Hooters, it's the stupid b*tch who needs to get the f*ck over herself.
Nobody's talking about Hooters. It's not like Hooters gives the impression that they specialize in serving owl. Everyone knows what Hooters is about, and it sure ain't the food from what I hear