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'Sexist' airlines, City banks and shops force women to wear high heels to work

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    'Sexist' airlines, City banks and shops force women to wear high heels to work

    Airline bosses, City banks and West End department stores are operating "sexist" dress codes that force women staff to wear high heels, a study found today.

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      'Sexist' airlines, City banks and shops force women to wear high heels to work

      Airline bosses, City banks and West End department stores are operating "sexist" dress codes that force women staff to wear high heels, a study found today.

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