And as I said in my reply, the way she dressed seems to match the way people were dressed at the company - as reported by her. Companies do not have the right

And as I said in my reply, the way she dressed seems to match the way people were dressed at the company - as reported by her. Companies do not have the right to be idiotic in all ways. As touched in the thread I posted, I think that we're flirting with those ways. Tshirt and skirt are usually appropriate for women where tshirt and jeans are appropriate for men, in American culture. If a company says that is not so, then I think there is potential for a gender discrimination claim. We have laws which say companies are not allowed to be arbitrarily idiotic.