> Ooh, sorry this is so old.  Found an old packet.
No problem.
 > Amazing.  A female employee now could probably win a
 > lawsuit against the school for forcing females to wear skirts, nylons &
Probably, though most folks in that particular sector of society feel that a 
lot of the lawsuits are frivolous. It just would have gone all the way to the 
church board (the school was run by the church board) if the principal hadn't 
used sound judgment.
 > (legs.)  If men
 > have a substantially different dress code (_&_ they
 > are allowed to wear pants & don't have to wear heels, even if they do have
 > to wear neckties,) then it is discriminatory & someone's head
 > is going to roll once a judge got a look at it.  Private school or no
 > private school.
Maybe. But then again, they may look at the contract one signs (and that is 
included). Yes, the men were required to wear long pants (no shorts), a 
collared shirt and necktie.
 > I used to work in a private school that decreed that
 > male teachers had to wear neckties from October to April.  One in
Here it was all during the school year. In El Cajon, it can easily reach 110 
during September and October, May and June.
 > paper clips. It looked really stupid, but _no_ one in
 > administration ever said one word to him about it.
Heh heh....
                                 -donna
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