Trade union delegate calls on PM to wear flats instead after TUC votes for law change so people are not compelled to wear heels Theresa May has been urged to set an example to sexist employers and the British public by discarding heels and wearing flat shoes to formal meetings. As the Trades Union Congress (TUC) conference voted unanimously for the law to be changed “to enable people to not be compelled to wear high heels at work”, a delegate said the prime minister should wear pumps, flats or comfortable shoes at the despatch box. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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