Underwear Shop Can A Man Work At A Woman's Underwear Shop?

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Can a man work at a woman's underwear shop? - underwear shop

I mean, it's illegal, a man denied a job because he is a man?
How it worked, I mean, someone expain this?


Posted by Maegan Buchholz

3 comments:

Sandy S said...

In many countries, I think it is illegal to deny someone a job solely on their sex. Where do you find it difficult to find a job in the lingerie shop, is that for the work, not really a "good" candidates on the basis of convenience and logic. I dare say that many women do not choose to sponsor a lingerie store that had them only to employees by the fact that many would be uncomfortable, and for their purchases, "unspeakable" in the presence (or with help) man.

For example, if high 6'-6 "and weighs 20 stone (280 lbs.) You would not expect a job as a jockey or horse racing a F1 driver to find, right? Although there may intellectually goes well with any of these jobs and preventing its size most likely that you have a job as one or the other. Now consider the fact that in the case of underwear store, the physical size does not matter in May or impact on the ability to sell underwear, but the fact that you could a man againhe produced to justify their ability to raise sufficient revenue to its use, to his boss.

In short, I suspect that most people have a better chance to be astronauts for a job in a lingerie shop to have! Regrettable, but true, I think.

January 10, 2010 at 12:31 AM
Ruth S said...

Actually! I know that many men buy lingerie for ladies with their wives or girlfriends! I do not see what a man, a man is wrong! In fact, probably in connection with a purchase from them! Besides! is a good way for boys to meet girls! LOL! Women sell underwear for men, what is the difference?? Yes, I have a shop and a man of myself and asked for a job, he had a pharmacy! There are many women sell things happen over there! Intimate things! would work! At least he would not powdering your nose every five minutes!

January 10, 2010 at 8:23 AM
wizjp said...

It is illegal for a man, a work based on sex, but denied in its practical application, has no experience in man, most women probably do not buy, is an employee of the male, only one of the realities of the economy and "will not work for Victoria.

Sorry

January 10, 2010 at 3:15 PM

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