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Compulsory mini-skirts not sex discrimination, Court finds
A gaming room attendant forced by a Sydney hotel to wear a mini skirt to work has had her sex discrimination claim rejected, with the Federal Magistrate's Court finding that she was effectively arguing that her employer took advantage of her sexuality.
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