Less of an issue if you WFH but anytime summer hits, take a look in downtown and what people are dressed up in. Women are in light summer dresses or shorts and men are in restrictive full clothing. Same goes for choice of footwear.
I'm working in Spain and I never wear anything different than a T-shirt at the office.
I never wear shorts but I just don't like them. I don't think they're expressly forbidden especially with this new law.
It's a poorly designed law though IMO, as there's another law that forbids a workplace to be over 25 degrees if anything other than sedentary work is carried out. Also, 27 is a lot. They just should have taken 25 for this measure. Then both laws would have been complied with and it wouldn't be so severe on the workers.
I know something needed to be done because some shops were like fridges and they kept the doors wide open. But 27 degrees in the office is painful.
I also don't think most men would trade into that horror scape we've created for women. If you're one of the few men who would, good on you. I say, wear those heels and skirts, and see who cares.
Which part of the world has such social requirements?
PS I'm a guy and I think women are more sexy without the heels, makeup, skirtsuits etc. They just look too fake with all the stuff.
> PS I’m a guy
Yeah dude, that’s redundant.
> They just look too fake with all the stuff.
Women don’t exist to be sexy for you. Whether they’re dressing for a standard you like or one you don’t like.
It's my ex's philosophy though. She refuses to dress up for work etc. And has no issues with that.
> Women don’t exist to be sexy for you. Whether they’re dressing for a standard you like or one you don’t like.
Of course but wasn't that the point of the whole standard? My point is it doesn't even work, but I agree it shouldn't even be a thing.