> I find this such a nasty bit of insidious sexism in the workplace. Men are supposed to wear full sleeves and full pants all the time, and being in shorts or s

> I find this such a nasty bit of insidious sexism in the workplace. Men are supposed to wear full sleeves and full pants all the time, and being in shorts or short sleeves is seen as unprofessional. I'm working in Spain and I never wear anything different than a T-shirt at the office. I never wear shorts but I just don't like them. I don't think they're expressly forbidden especially with this new law. It's a poorly designed law though IMO, as there's another law that forbids a workplace to be over 25 degrees if anything other than sedentary work is carried out. Also, 27 is a lot. They just should have taken 25 for this measure. Then both laws would have been complied with and it wouldn't be so severe on the workers. I know something needed to be done because some shops were like fridges and they kept the doors wide open. But 27 degrees in the office is painful.