Can your boss really make you wear high heels? Your rights explained - Mirror Online
High heels row: government response 'a cop-out', says worker | Discrimination at work | The Guardian
Receptionist 'sent home from PwC for not wearing high heels' | UK news | The Guardian
Government rejects law change on bosses forcing women to wear high heels at work | The Independent | The Independent
Nicola Thorp im House Of Commons, London, wo ein Gebot um es illegal für Unternehmen, die Frauen zum Tragen von high Heels am Arbeitsplatz erfordern von MPs später erörtert werden Stockfotografie -
UK urged to outlaw forced high heels 丨 Editor's Pick
Coronation Street newcomer Nicola Thorp is a high heels campaigner trying to change the law - Manchester Evening News
Sexist Dress Codes Declared Unlawful in the U.K.
Nicola Thorp at the House of Commons, London, where a bid to make it illegal for companies to require women to wear high heels at work will be debated by MPs later
Nicola Thorp: I was fired for refusing to wear high heels at work
U.K. Parliament Will Alter Laws Related to Women Wearing Heels at Work – Footwear News
Woman's high-heel petition receives 100,000-plus signatures | Gender | The Guardian
High heels aren't glamorous, they are physically damaging and requiring women to wear them is sick
The high heels dress code is stamped on | Financial Times
UK debates: Are high heel dress codes sexist? - The Salt Lake Tribune
Triumph for UK woman who refused to wear high heels at work | World News,The Indian Express
Nicola Thorp: I was fired for refusing to wear high heels at work
High-Heels-Zwang im Job: Nicola Thorp (27) kämpft mit Petition gegen Sexismus
Nicola Thorp high heels row: 'It's sexist to insist that women wear make-up to work'
Receptionist 'sent home from work without pay for refusing to wear high heels' | The Independent | The Independent
High heels row: government response 'a cop-out', says worker | Discrimination at work | The Guardian
Nicola Thorp – My World With Words
High heels row: Firm accused of sexism changes policy - BBC News
