In an apparently discriminatory practice, 11.1 percent of companies in Japan have in-house rules on the height of heeled shoes worn by female employees in the workplace, a survey by the Japanese Trade Union Confederation, or Rengo, has revealed.

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In an apparently discriminatory practice, 11.1 percent of companies in Japan have in-house rules on the height of heeled shoes worn by female employees in the workplace, a survey by the Japanese Trade Union Confederation, or Rengo, has revealed. (www.japantimes.co.jp)

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So that means 90% of companies in Japan, don't have such a rule, yeah? God, I fucking hate reporters creating news.

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11% of companies have a dress code that involves heels.

Well so fucking what. I have to wear full illuminous protective clothes if I'm on site and steel toe boots that aren't exactly comfy but I don't complain.

Oh you have to wear heels and look attractive all day? Well fuck me what a hardship, you should call the police.

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