If a woman dresses "inappropriately" at the work place what would YOU do about it? (Page 2)
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Well, that's going to depend on my role. As a co-worker, probably not a damn thing. As a manager, I might have to have HR enforce any dress code she may be in violation of, if she is indeed in violation of any.
You don't understand what happened dude. He saw her unclothed pussy.
No panties, her literal fucking vagina.
His boss exposed herself in front of him. She is lucky she did not get sued.
right and his response to the situation was to make lewd comments/jokes at her expense about it. thats harassment.
he should have just told her in private what he really thought instead
I'm sorry, but if somebody sexually harasses me at work my first response is not to worry about sparing their fucking feelings.
"Ana, I can see your fucking cunt. What the fuck is wrong with you? You're wearing a short skirt with no fucking underwear to work."
and that makes you an asshole :)
And by the way people reading this, Jimmy said..
"Nice news skirt."
I'm not going to show sympathy towards a boss sexually harassing her underlings.
If you do something bad then it should be called out.
not in the way he did it
Trust me, I would not have been nearly as nice as Jimmy. 0% sympathy for perverts who can't even wear underwear under their skirt TO WORK.
and you would have been reported yourself.
She was his boss and he didn't get in trouble. That should show you who was in the right.
not him. :) he wasn't in the right
#1 Right and wrong, morally, is 100% subjective.
#2 I doubt you would defend a man doing the same thing.
so its right of him to make jokes at her expense and have everyone laugh at her?
YES!
If she dropped her pants and took a dump on the floor, she should be made fun of for that too.
Stupidity deserves ridicule.
ok taking a dump calls for more immediacy then bending over in a skirt does. not the same thing dude
And coming to work with a short skirt with no underwear was not intentional and completely inappropriate?
That's public indecency and illegal.
so go to hr or management about it. don't make a spectacle about it. Toxic masculinity will continue to be a thing if you can't see why jimmy's conduct here was wayyyyy out of line
Toxic masculinity does not exist.
lol awesome you're one of those. i kinda doubt you're a progressive then.
Fuck progressives!
I'm an FDR style liberal.
Cancel culture and political correctness can die, the New Deal can live on.
ok FDR and new deal is good. the rest of that not so much.
depends what you mean by "political correctness"
if thats code word for "i want a free pass to be rude to people" i can't agree with you
The Open Marketplace of Ideas sometimes calls for vulgarity or rudeness.
It is absolutely my right to be as rude as I want and the only repercussions I should ever face is just stern words from other people.
If they try to attack me, I will gouge out their eyes if I need to.
The fact that neo-nazis, the Ku Klux Klan and the Westboro Baptist Church can speak freely is absolutely beautiful.
have you ever said the "N word" or other vulgar language with bad histories behind them like that? and then tried to excuse that as "i hate political correctness" ?
I firmly believe that race is science fiction and just a series of arbitrary phenotypes. Science supports me on this.
That being said, I have said every insult under the sun to get under people's skin and I did not apologize or qualify what I did. I meant it with the most amount of offense possible specifically to hurt their feelings & piss them off.
I am bisexual but I will call other people faggots if I know it gets under their skin and I feel like they deserve it.
hmm nope i can't approve of that.
I'm not looking for your approval, but you will notice how I have hardly insulted you. I disagree with you heavily but you have been civil so you get civility in return.
I am not a nice person when I am fucked with.
Have her manager remind her of the dress code, have her reread and resign employee handbook.
She will work rest of day and next day come back suitably attired.
Completely ignore it and keep working
I don't give a shit about it unless she's saying something about me then I'm gonna tell her she dress inappropriately for work but if not I won't say anything.
I was a network engineer at a call center, you would not believe the outfits some women wear to work. It's like prom night at the projects, or Walmart new years day.
i ain't the one wearing it so not my problem- i got enough problems
I would try to tell her but in a non confrontational manner so that she doesn’t feel shamed or attacked lol
If it ain't impactin me directly.
ain't my business
I think it should be ignored... just let her be free in her choices
I don't really care. I just go to work to do my job.
Well, unless it concerns safety I wouldn't give a flip.
I wouldn't make a big stink but before she leaves from her shift and I was her manager I would ask her to please wear clothes that are appropriate also depends if she's a good worker
When I work, I am there to do my work. It is none of my business what another person wears or does.
If it's actually inappropriate and not just "not meeting dress code" then I'd mention it to her, yeah.
Nothin. XD I ain’t her boss. Let them deal with it if it’s a problem.
E, maybe B if I didn’t like her and I was in a bitchy mood
I would probably just tell the owner of the place of the Misconduct of clothing.
Call 911 👻
State your emergency : the girl in the 2nd bay cubical no. 26 has become to hot to handle
Nothing. I'm not anybody's manager, and if the boss isn't concerned with her choice of clothes then I don't see a reason to become involved.
Talk to management and not work near that person anymore until they change their behaviour.
Been there, dealt with that.
It is a 'just ignore and carry on with your own work',
it is up to Management/HR to deal with this kind of thing.