//If you are required to wear a work uniform, you wear it.//

Most of the work uniforms I've worn are worn for WH&S reasons, so I'm happy to wear them.

Still, it causes me no end of amusement when I visit Sydney in the summertime and get to see the hilarious spectacle of overweight businessmen waddling about in their penguin suits, sweating up a storm. You'd think some bean-counter might have figured out by now that skirts, short-sleeve shirt and no tie would reduce air-conditioning requirements and save a packet in energy costs. But they just keep sweating it out... mental.

I keep hoping that the rest of society will wake up to the fact that fashion is a con trick played on us by already wealthy people to get us to buy more shite we don't need manufactured by children in sweatshops, and that comfort and the preservation of modesty are all that matter when selecting clothes. But I'm not holding my breath.

The dress code is miniscule compared to freedom of speech and parental rights that is lost to SSM if adopted. We have in our church a guy in his 40's who dresses in floral dresses and stockings etc. The problem is women do not know how to treat him. He was previous Buddhist in saffron robes which was recognised by the dress code.

Fashion is pushed by The Witches Wand of Holloywood.

Toni Lavis "Most of the work uniforms I've worn are worn for WH&S reasons, so I'm happy to wear them."

Most uniforms other people wear are for *identity* purposes (company B), as defined by the organisation, not the individual wearer.

Same with schools.
Name one company that has a unisex uniform.
Google "unisex uniform" and all you see is this stupid "debate" about schools.

"fashion is a con trick"

I agree.
So is political "correctness".

There are unisex uniforms in healthcare, the
military, and many other organisations in our
communities today.

Paul,

You seriously have no problems kissing homosexuals? Just because they kiss each other? When are you coming out? You also have connections with New Zealand. Know any nice sheep?