It's kind of interesting - we can turn this into a gender debate, where either the evil men freeze the poor women, or the evil women in their skimpy dresses swe

It's kind of interesting - we can turn this into a gender debate, where either the evil men freeze the poor women, or the evil women in their skimpy dresses sweat the poor men. Or we can assign blame where it's actually due: Zoned temperature control in offices is perfectly possible. Buildings that maintain a decent climate without excessive cooling/heating is possible as well. But that costs money, and most companies don't want to spend money just to make their workers feel OK. They'll adjust, or so the thinking goes. I'd suggest we look there, as opposed to telling each other what we're supposed to wear/not to wear.