Britain: Trade Unions Must Ban High-Heeled Shoes. They Are Angry.

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It turned out to be the latest protest target for British trade unions.

The picture shows "the wizard of Oz" monument red high heels.

Since the establishment of the British trade union, it has been committed to safeguarding the rights and interests of workers in various industries. After organizing numerous strikes against men and women seeking equal income from men and women, its latest goal is to require men and women to wear shoes of equal height.

According to 16 British media reports, the male dominated British trade union moved a motion to condemn women's motion to wear high-heeled shoes at work.

This decision immediately aroused strong repercussions, and many high ranking British women stood up against it.

According to 16 British media reports, although British Prime Minister Brown recently urged the trade union to focus on reducing public spending, union representatives unexpectedly took the lead in women's high-heeled shoes, requiring female staff to wear comfortable low heels as far as possible.

Two female trade union representatives believe that more and more British women wear 10 kms of "killer" high-heeled shoes to work. This makes Britain a serious disaster for foot diseases.

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Rowling Jones, a trade union representative who moved the motion, came from the British foot disease association. She believed that women's sales and flight attendants were at high risk of being threatened by high-heeled shoes, which is a sign of inequality between men and women in the workplace because men in these industries do not have such a "misery" dress requirement.

About 1000 trade union representatives agree with Jones's view that in addition to comedians and costume artists, male wage earners in Britain do not have to wear high heels.

A survey released last week by the British foot disease association showed that 4 out of 10 British women admitted that in pursuit of fashion, they knew that shoes would not fit properly.

Mary Turner, chairman of the British Federation of trade unions, believes that this is a very meaningful proposal to safeguard women's rights and interests.

Bei Sao took the lead in wearing high heels.

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Vitoria Beckham is one of the world's most obsessed with high heeled shoes. She often wears high ergonomic shoes with high heels for public occasions. Her shoes are known as "killer" heels by the media.

Because of wearing high-heeled shoes for a long time, Vitoria has also performed surgical correction of deformed feet.

In the TV drama sex and the city, Sarah Jessica Parker, the American fashion actress, repeatedly emphasizes her fascination with high-heeled shoes, and is also known as a high heeled shoe maniac.

Influenced by them, a large number of women have to work hard to wear high heels for their sake.

The British Labor Union issued a statement to remind female workers that high heels might be bright on the stretches of Hollywood, but they are totally unsuitable for everyday work environments.