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Back in the fall, a group of women working for UPS brought an action against their previous employer under the Canadian Human Rights Code because their employment was terminated for their refusal to raise their ankle-length skirts up to their knees while using ladders.

The women had been able to do so for two years without complaint from the management at UPS but after a safety audit, it was found that this kind of clothing was a hazard. The women refused to raise their skirts because, even though they were wearing pants under the skirts, they felt that the pants showed off too much of their body which was against the strict interpretation of Sharia law at the Mosque that they worshiped at.

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Q: Is there some sort of moral I can take from all of this talk about dress codes in the work place?

A: Yes. The basic rule is that the dress code should apply to everyone. As such, I wholeheartedly recommend instituting a policy whereby all employees are required to burlap bags on Fridays as a statement against dress codes (or solidarity with our sisters over at Focus on the Family and their newfound freedom to wear pants).