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I got dress coded at work, my boss told me my outfit was inappropriate and outlined my breasts too much
A WOMAN has said she was dress coded at work for as her boss claimed she was dressing too provocatively.
In a Reddit post online she said: “My boss told me today that my outfit was “inappropriate” and “outlines my breasts too much.” Opinions?”
A woman was dress coded at work and tole by her boss that her outfit outlined her breasts too much
The woman shared some of the outfits she’d worn to her office job
“Today my boss saw me and asked me to talk in her office.”
“I sat down with her and she seemed pretty heated, telling me that my outfit was too provocative and told me that sometimes my clothes are not appropriate for work.”
Her boss revealed that she believed several of her outfits were inappropriate for the workplace.
“I asked her to elaborate, as I do wear a lot of pencil skirts but they are always knee length with stockings. She told me that the skirts are not appropriate, and my tops show off my breasts too much.”
“Now, while they do outline my breasts a little bit, I’m a size small everywhere but my boobs. If I wear a larger size, my clothes will look baggy.”
“I wanted some opinions on if my clothes are too provocative? I really don’t think that they are, but maybe my definition of “provocative” is different from most people’s.”
“I’m just really upset and would like some constructive criticism if possible.”
She added: “I just want to add that my boobs probably don’t look as big as they are in real life here, I try to wear cardigans to downplay them at work.”
The woman received 95 comments with users who were appalled that her boss had accused her of dressing inappropriately.
One user said: “These are not provocative at all. I work for a conservative law firm and routinely show more skin than this.”
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“Just another example of being oversexualized. Tough situation though, we’re on your side.”
A second user said: “I’m plus size and I can’t hide the fact that I have big boobs either, why can’t people just accept that big boobs is something that’s impossible to hide and to stop bullying us for wearing normal clothes??”
Another user said: “If you have a union I’d be speak to a representative. I’m also a teacher with big boobs and would never expect my principal to say anything about how I dress (as long as it was professional), which you totally are!”
The woman expressed her thanks for the helpful comments.
She said: “Thank you so much everyone for the advice, after reading these responses I have to wonder why my boss singled me out, and it’s probably due to my body shape.
“I sort of knew these outfits weren’t “provocative,” but started to doubt myself.”
The woman confessed she would be taking the incident further.
She said: “I’m going to speak with someone in HR about this! I read every comment and appreciate all of the responses- the positive as well as the negative!”
The woman decided she would be taking the incident further
A WOMAN has said she was dress coded at work for as her boss claimed she was dressing too provocatively.
In a Reddit post online she said: “My boss told me today that my outfit was “inappropriate” and “outlines my breasts too much.” Opinions?”
A woman was dress coded at work and tole by her boss that her outfit outlined her breasts too much
The woman shared some of the outfits she’d worn to her office job
“Today my boss saw me and asked me to talk in her office.”
“I sat down with her and she seemed pretty heated, telling me that my outfit was too provocative and told me that sometimes my clothes are not appropriate for work.”
Her boss revealed that she believed several of her outfits were inappropriate for the workplace.
“I asked her to elaborate, as I do wear a lot of pencil skirts but they are always knee length with stockings. She told me that the skirts are not appropriate, and my tops show off my breasts too much.”
“Now, while they do outline my breasts a little bit, I’m a size small everywhere but my boobs. If I wear a larger size, my clothes will look baggy.”
“I wanted some opinions on if my clothes are too provocative? I really don’t think that they are, but maybe my definition of “provocative” is different from most people’s.”
“I’m just really upset and would like some constructive criticism if possible.”
She added: “I just want to add that my boobs probably don’t look as big as they are in real life here, I try to wear cardigans to downplay them at work.”
The woman received 95 comments with users who were appalled that her boss had accused her of dressing inappropriately.
One user said: “These are not provocative at all. I work for a conservative law firm and routinely show more skin than this.”
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“Just another example of being oversexualized. Tough situation though, we’re on your side.”
A second user said: “I’m plus size and I can’t hide the fact that I have big boobs either, why can’t people just accept that big boobs is something that’s impossible to hide and to stop bullying us for wearing normal clothes??”
Another user said: “If you have a union I’d be speak to a representative. I’m also a teacher with big boobs and would never expect my principal to say anything about how I dress (as long as it was professional), which you totally are!”
The woman expressed her thanks for the helpful comments.
She said: “Thank you so much everyone for the advice, after reading these responses I have to wonder why my boss singled me out, and it’s probably due to my body shape.
“I sort of knew these outfits weren’t “provocative,” but started to doubt myself.”
The woman confessed she would be taking the incident further.
She said: “I’m going to speak with someone in HR about this! I read every comment and appreciate all of the responses- the positive as well as the negative!”
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