Re:Why Susan Fowler blew the whistle on sexism at Uber
by magduf on Thursday February 20, 2020 @12:14PM
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>Of course none of the above is as shitty as the government agency my neighbor works at that asked the female employees to serve cocktails at a winter social.
Wow, that's amazing. I wonder which agency this was, and if this is new for this agency or if they were doing this kind of thing before 2016. It sounds like excellent grounds for a lawsuit.
Re:Why Susan Fowler blew the whistle on sexism at Uber
by alistairSH on Friday February 21, 2020 @12:18PM
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It was a few years ago, and I don't recall where she was at the time (has since changed contracts, for obvious reasons).
That's quite a bit different than ordering a batch of jackets in some array of sizes and hoping most people can find one that fits. That's still a bit shitty, but not nearly as shitty as above.
I'll also note that having been through several rounds of custom clothing orders (for a sports team), getting the count for women's items waived is common, as long as the total order size meets minimums.
Of course none of the above is as shitty as the government agency my neighbor works at that asked the female employees to serve cocktails at a winter social.