In soccer, they have a changing room – which just has showers and enough room to change clothes, and then a separate “team room” where the players’ lockers are and where reporters come for interviews. If you’re not dealing with interviewing players when they’re changing clothes, then there are a lot fewer arguments.

It isn’t exactly fair that, in the summer especially, women are allowed to wear skirts and dressy short pants while men are required to wear trousers. There are plenty of men’s shorts out there that would be appropriate for the workplace. There are men’s sandals that would look fine.

Now, of course you can make the obvious jokes about whose legs and feet you would rather look at, and that’s fine; I know I wouldn’t want to look at my legs either. However, there are plenty of women out there that wouldn’t be considered particularly attractive, and they fall under that exact same dress code, too.

Until right now…FREEDOM!
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On the other hand, when the suits in corporate instituted work place rules that specifically prohibited decolletage, I was annoyed. I mean, it’s common sense and we weren’t children. I did ask if a neck to ankle catsuit was still okay to wear. Hey, everything’s covered, right? I was insulted that women were singled out in the dress code. I find socks and sandals on men far more offensive than a little cleavage, but no one puts that in their dress code (Florida business casual is very casual).

I’m on the Erin Andrews birdwagon also!!!!

Love the tie ballgame remark from sabathia between her and Sager…..