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Pinned Shawl, Ribbon In Hair: Company's "Misogynist" Dress Code Slammed By Internet
For men, the policy included mandatory formal dressing. The shirts "must be tucked in", with a ban on T-shirts.
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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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"You Made Us Understand": Zomato Withdraws Green Uniform For Veg Fleet Amid Criticism
Deepinder Goyal explained the fleet might not have on-ground segregation, but will be clearly shown on the app. Read on for details.
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International Women's Day: Zomato Unveils New Dress Code For Female Delivery Personnel
International Women's Day: "Many female delivery partners expressed discomfort with the western-style Zomato t-shirts. So, we gave them a choice," the food delivery company specifies.
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US Court Agrees to Hear Religious Bias Case Over Hijab
The Supreme Court said Thursday it will consider whether retailer Abercrombie & Fitch discriminated against a Muslim woman who was denied a job because her headscarf conflicted with the company's dress code, which the clothing chain has since changed.
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Pinned Shawl, Ribbon In Hair: Company's "Misogynist" Dress Code Slammed By Internet
For men, the policy included mandatory formal dressing. The shirts "must be tucked in", with a ban on T-shirts.
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UK Woman Fired For Wearing Sports Shoes At Work Wins Rs 30 Lakh In Compensation
The Croydon tribunal found the company unfairly targeted her, marking a significant victory for employment rights.
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"You Made Us Understand": Zomato Withdraws Green Uniform For Veg Fleet Amid Criticism
Deepinder Goyal explained the fleet might not have on-ground segregation, but will be clearly shown on the app. Read on for details.
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International Women's Day: Zomato Unveils New Dress Code For Female Delivery Personnel
International Women's Day: "Many female delivery partners expressed discomfort with the western-style Zomato t-shirts. So, we gave them a choice," the food delivery company specifies.
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US Court Agrees to Hear Religious Bias Case Over Hijab
The Supreme Court said Thursday it will consider whether retailer Abercrombie & Fitch discriminated against a Muslim woman who was denied a job because her headscarf conflicted with the company's dress code, which the clothing chain has since changed.
