Albany, NY asked in Employment Discrimination for New York

Q: My employer requires women to wear skirts and men to wear pants. I'm a woman who isn't comfortable wearing a skirt. Am I

still required to wear one?

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Emre Polat
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Emre Polat
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  • Employment Law Lawyer
  • New York, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: Is it part of their uniform? What industry are you in? Food service/bar? It could be perceived as discriminatory. Further information is required. Consider a consultation for a case evaluation.

Michael Diederich Jr.
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  • Employment Law Lawyer
  • Stony Point, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: Is there a uniform requirement, and if so, is that a reasonable requirement of the job. The reason for your discomfort may be relevant. Religious reasons? If you feel strongly enough about this, you should consult with an employment lawyer, and preferably BEFORE you have problems with your employer.

V. Jonas Urba
V. Jonas Urba
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  • Employment Law Lawyer
  • New York, NY
  • Licensed in New York

A: As the other lawyers commented your question needs more information before an answer is given. Call some of us to discuss. Many of us do not charge for initial phone consults.

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