Russian Company Criticised for Paying Female Staff to Wear Skirts
A Russian company has been heavily criticised for offering female employees cash bonuses to wear skirts or dresses to work. Female staff who wear a dress or skirt “no longer than five centimetres from the knee” are paid 100 roubles (€1,37) on top of their regular wages.
Source: bbc.com
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