Shoes in the office: if sales endanger sovereignty

Shoes in the job if sales endanger sovereignty

vonNora Schareika

Sales are an attack on foot health.

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Dress codes are complicated - all the more when it comes to shoes.Although there is no obligation to high heels in Germany, as in Japan, but there are still some rules for the right office shoe.Especially in summer.

You can do a lot wrong with shoes: too big, too small, too tight, too uncomfortable, too chunky, too fine, too shaky, too shaky, too sweaty, too bladdered ... It gets even more complicated in the job, because mostly unwritten or officialDress codes are observed.Depending on the occasion and outfit, advisors recommend suitable footwear - while the fashion makes the traditional rules blur at the same time and increases the uncertainty: sneakers to suit?Sandals or flip flops in the office in heat?

In Japan, a young woman recently practiced the uprising that female employees had to wear high heels with high paragraphs.The background: Companies in Japan often provide their female employees the high heels.The woman submitted a petition against the provision of the Ministry of Labor.

Unlike now in Japan and earlier in Great Britain or Canada, there is still no outcry against any sales in Germany.Sometimes of grievances such as the exhibition hostess business, where the obligation to make sexy outfits (or what male visitors consider relevant measurements) including high-heeled shoes are only one of many problems, fighter style consultants in this country probably more against fashion sins such as socks in sandals and dirty convenientIn the office as against a superior tendency to high heels for fanned office workers.Not to mention companies that would never dare to take on such a regulation in the home country of the Birkenstock sandals.

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