That woman still won her case about wearing heels though ^^

Richard Branson even tells his female flight staff they must wear red lipstick only

So? listing examples of people who do it doesn't make it any better

If I remember rightly it is because they didn't have a legal dress code in place and that was an agency worker as opposed to a contracted worker. Could be wrong though.

NB - I don't agree with forcing people to wear make up though - just playing devil's advocate from an employment law standpoint

I wonder if Rebecca does? :hehe: Either way it's shallow and sexist

End her Sukhvinder :clap1:

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Sukhvinder slaying yet again

As long as Rebecca makes her dress code clear in interviews she's breaking no laws

So? She's still discriminating and being sexist

Suki finished her.

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Her business, her rules

Bit of a Jade Goody conversation that...

She's still discriminating and being sexist

I don't like neither of them :laugh:

this thread alone shows why i quit watching big brother

Is she chuff :joker:

Rebecca was just giving an example it seems like, don't know why Sukhvinder disagreed

Sukhvindir's been dying to get into a fight lol

I kind of agree with Rebecca and I don't even like her.

Racism is a form of discrimination, all Sukvinder had to do was say there are all types of discrimination not just racism but she seemed to want an argument and she shouted over Rebecca rather than explaining.

(Oh and I don't agree with being forced to wear make up for a job unless it's like on a make up counter and they ask you to wear their products so customers see how it looks etc)

At first I felt like the make-up shouldn't be a criteria for working at the job but then I thought about it.

There are jobs where men are required to cut their hair / shave their beard in order to work there and I automatically see why - it's that business's criteria for a professional look. And many times guys are much more limited in what they can wear for a company's dress code than women are (although probably vice versa as well for this but it's more common for guys to be limited to say slacks/buttoned down shirt/tie every day or whatever).

Anyway, it goes both ways so I guess what a business owner wants from their employees shouldn't be a problem because it's just what they want in their business. The employees have the choice to agree or disagree if they want to work there. :shrug:

A very good reasoned post

shookvinder is such a mess I hope she doesn't get snatched from the house too soon

Racism is a discrimination on race....discrimination can be against any one regardless of race. But if Rebecca said its 'similar' or 'like' racism she's painting a picture and using it as a similarity to explain it.so I can see where she is coming from. It doesn't surprise me Sukhvinder jumped on it. I am sure her husband would have dealt with it better rather than making a big issue over it.

I feel sorry for him ,as far as Ive seen he seems a calm nice bloke albeit he lives in Never Never Land as far as helping your neighbour is concerned ,fancy having to live with a cow like her ?