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Darf mir mein Arbeitgeber meinen Klamottenstil verbieten?

Byfreakhoebaddie

Hey Leute, habe mich bei NewYorker beworben, alles lief gut, heute habe ich meine Zusage bekommen, bin ein schwuler junger Mann vorab, ziehe mich gern auffällig an und auch oft farbenfroh. Hab mich dort aufgrund, dessen eben beworben, weil es keine Arbeitskleidung gibt und ich dachte ich könnte mit meinem Style den Laden repräsentieren. Nun…

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LukesWelt
LukesWelt
1 year ago

I would do it alone for hygienic reasons. You don’t know who tried her before. Often there are chemicals in it that cause a rash.

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Wiesel
Wiesel
1 year ago

No, you just do a few things. However, some consequences are Not doing dangerous.

For example, breathing, if you adjust it too long, you only fall into a comatious state and still stay the air away, you inevitably die. It’s the consequence.

Washing clothes before the first wearing is merely a recommendation, but no compulsion. Reasons for this:

  • Mglw remain industrial materials in the material
  • Mglw have already tried these clothes to other people and were not as hygienic as you would wish.
  • It then smells after the detergent and softener that is used at home.
  • For allergy sufferers, a previous washing, depending on the contact allergy, is quite sensible.
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Sarah3333
Sarah3333
1 year ago

You don’t have to. I always wash bodywear before, outerwear rather not. Unless you smell that it was chemically treated.

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Walum
Walum
1 year ago
Reply to  Sarah3333

Practically ALL natural textiles are chemically treated before sale.

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Sarah3333
Sarah3333
1 year ago
Reply to  Walum

Yeah, but not all stink to heaven.

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Walum
Walum
1 year ago

This is another reason to wash the stuff first.

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