A Twitter user, EmpressDaisy_, recently took to her Twitter page to share a troubling experience she had at a club in Lekki Phase 1 where she worked as a waitress. According to her post, she made the decision to quit the job after being instructed to wear only mini skirts and heels during her shifts. She expressed her shock and discomfort when the manager explained that the purpose of this dress code was to please customers when the waitresses bent over. Compounding her dissatisfaction was the meager monthly salary of only N20,000, which she deemed unacceptable.
In her tweet, EmpressDaisy_ stated that she did not return to work after the first night due to these unfavorable conditions. Her story quickly gained traction on social media, triggering widespread outrage and support from other users who applauded her decision to resign. Many individuals have called for the club to be held accountable for enforcing such a dress code, while others emphasized the importance of raising awareness and taking action against sexual harassment in the workplace.
The accompanying image in the tweet provides visual evidence of the tweet and adds a layer of authenticity to the story. Overall, this incident serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by individuals in the workplace and highlights the need for organizations to prioritize the well-being and dignity of their employees.
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