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Muslim Woman sues Abercrombie

  • Thread starter Thread starter lartinos
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I used to work there because of the pretty girls, That was fun. Every manager there already has to take that sensitivity training. I find it hard to believe the district manager told her to take it off.
 
They are dutchbags, but employers should have the right to determine how employees dress, particularly if they are near other employees or the public.

Set the religious angle aside for a second. If she had wanted to work barefoot and they prevented it, would that be allowed? What if she wanted to wear a shirt that showed all but her nipples? Maybe she has a really cozy pair of sweat pants and a floppy shirt that still shows her muffin-top oozing over the sides. Should they be able to correct that?

Is there a religion that requires floppy shirts that can't hide cozy sweatpant induced muffin tops? No? Didn't think so.

The problem is that they won't allow a piece of clothing in accordance with her religion. You don't see people suing over Abercrombie's other rules, like the fact that you're not allowed to wear black or That their jeans must be cuffed at the bottom or that they can only wear flip flops or Vans slip on shoes.

Point is, having a clothing policy in general isn't the problem here and nobody is arguing that Abercrombie doesn't have the right to enforce one.
 
Is there a religion that requires floppy shirts that can't hide cozy sweatpant induced muffin tops? No? Didn't think so.

The problem is that they won't allow a piece of clothing in accordance with her religion. You don't see people suing over Abercrombie's other rules, like the fact that you're not allowed to wear black or That their jeans must be cuffed at the bottom or that they can only wear flip flops or Vans slip on shoes.

Point is, having a clothing policy in general isn't the problem here and nobody is arguing that Abercrombie doesn't have the right to enforce one.

Didn't I tell you to stfu?
 
i thought they hired employees as "models" so that if they didnt fit the image of the store they could fire them?
 
i thought they hired employees as "models" so that if they didnt fit the image of the store they could fire them?

She is arguing that she was hired with the hoodie on.
The honest truth is that abercrombie is trying to sell an image and that hood is not part of it. This person is fishing for money. Abercrombie already had to pay out 40 million a few years ago I think.
 
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