French Railways Under Fire Over '60s-Era Dress Code

French national railway company SNCF is facing criticism for a recently released dress code that has been described as ‘sexist’ and outdated, resembling guidelines from the 1960s. The policy, which dictated specific attire for female staff, has sparked outrage and accusations of discrimination. The controversy highlights concerns about gender inequality and outdated standards within the French transportation sector.

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