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>What value do restricted "dress codes" have other than as a symbol of authority and an economic burden on employees? Why are you asking me this? I have nothi

>What value do restricted "dress codes" have other than as a symbol of authority and an economic burden on employees? Why are you asking me this? I have nothing to do with it. I am not talking about dress codes, petitioning is the problem. If you don't like the dress code, try asking why it exists. We have no idea what value it was adding, because the person involved who had absolutely no experience and was there to learn, never bothered to learn. They just created a petition. >dress codes disproportionately impact women and transgender people, so it's no surprise that we note that impact. Again, trying to inject identity politics into everything is disgusting and contemptuous. Quit trying to pull a victim card out to declare yourself special, and thus nobody else can understand the "impact".

KirinDave 10y ago
> I am not talking about dress codes, petitioning is the problem. Heaven forbid people express a mutual desire clearly to their management. Far better to be shot down individually so the manager can control the message to their management. > Again, trying to inject identity politics into everything is disgusting and contemptuous. It is not politics. Brexit was politics. This is societal contracts.
- MustardTiger 10y ago
  >Heaven forbid people express a mutual desire clearly to their management. Far better to be shot down individually so the manager can control the message to their management. No, common etiquette forbids it. A guest given an opportunity is not in a place to make demands, especially without even bothered to ask about what they are demanding first. >It is not politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_politics
  - KirinDave 10y ago
    Interns are employees, not guests. And yeah, I know the term. Another manufactured social conservative term for human rights without saying those words.

KirinDave 10y ago

> I am not talking about dress codes, petitioning is the problem. Heaven forbid people express a mutual desire clearly to their management. Far better to be shot down individually so the manager can control the message to their management. > Again, trying to inject identity politics into everything is disgusting and contemptuous. It is not politics. Brexit was politics. This is societal contracts.

MustardTiger 10y ago
>Heaven forbid people express a mutual desire clearly to their management. Far better to be shot down individually so the manager can control the message to their management. No, common etiquette forbids it. A guest given an opportunity is not in a place to make demands, especially without even bothered to ask about what they are demanding first. >It is not politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_politics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_politics
- KirinDave 10y ago
  Interns are employees, not guests. And yeah, I know the term. Another manufactured social conservative term for human rights without saying those words.