The union CCOO-PV has been reported that A go Nostrum has banned its trousers hostesses, making it the only airline operating on English soil that does not allow its ground and cabin attendants wear this garment. In a statement, the union believes this decision " undemocratic," because, in his view, " contravenes the will of the majority of the workforce , expressed repeatedly since 2007 by their union representatives and embodied in the more than 500 signatures collected."
CCOO has urged the Labour Inspectorate to identify potential violations with respect to the protection of the right to privacy and self-image of women workers and the prevention of health risks.
competition on the uniformity of workers up to the company, which has not changed their views since 2000. That year he decided that women who work in she should wear a skirt, but eleven years ago was to go "below the knee bone," now, after the update has been cut "five inches above the knee."
To CCOO, this "imposition" is a "clear manifestation of gender discrimination in line with that perpetrated against men, which is not allowed to practice medicine cabin crew."
"It's a sexist use of women whose image is only acceptable for the company if they teach the legs, a condition that has nothing to do with the performance of his job, sources have said. According
the union, "the pressure to carry skirt obviously a purely aesthetic considerations such as functionality or health, they should be the priority."
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