Student 'hidden in back' because prosthetic arm didn't fit trendy 'look'
(NEWSER) - A British woman with a prosthetic arm is suing Abercrombie & Fitch for workplace discrimination, the Guardian reports. The trendy clothing retailer shifted her to backroom duties to hide her from customers, telling her that a cardigan she wore to cover the link between the prosthesis and her arm contravened its "look policy," according to the 22-year-old student. The stated policy requires workers to represent the company with a "natural, classic American style" and to "look great." More»
