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News that Swedish train drivers forced to wear skirt after shorts Prohibition gain international traction

Sunday, 09 June 2013
Due to the increasing hot weather in Sweden, many train driver for Arriva found it hard to wear shorts to work because it was banned as an alternative form of uniform.

But that’s okay because skirts could be allowed. Therefore, male train drivers opted for skirts and since the discrimination policy means that it could not be rejected by the company bosses, it was allowed and  has now  gained international news headlines.
British papers news media sources such as the BBC, Mail on line, among other reported about the issued.


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