The French rail operator SNCF has been accused of sexism after advising staff on how to use “discreet” lipstick and perfume and what mascara to wear.
I fail to see the problem. As the organisation points out, it’s just guidance. Besides, their gaff, their rules – if they are rules and they aren’t.
After the 36-page document was leaked on Twitter, SNCF rejected accusations of discrimination, pointing out that it also contained advice for male staff.
Wrong answer.
After the 36-page document was leaked on Twitter, SNCF rejected accusations of discrimination, pointing out that it also contained advice for female staff.
That’s better.
If that is all that the professionally offended can find to complain about, then they have a very easy life.
Honestly!!! What a joke, it doesn’t seem an issue to complain about to me.
Those who complain about such trivia make me really wish that birth control could be back-dated…
Actually, some of the advice is pretty sensible.