Lap dancing is no crime
The British accept lap dancing as a part and parcel of their workplace culture. Websites that offer such services are wooing the corporates to conduct their meetings in venues that host lap dancing among other fares. A study revealed that nearly 40% of such websites target the corporate world in this way – it benefits both the parties. However, in the Indian context, this would be a farfetched dream - the Women’s Rights groups create a whole lot of problems if the boss so much as looks at his lady colleagues or subordinates with eyes that might suggest invitation for closer calls. Offices have severe codes of conduct which have to be strictly adhered to – else, the boss faces the worst. Lap dancing is an absolute no-no – both in the workplace and away from the madding crowds.
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- Submitted By: prabirghose | 2 months agoLap dancing, a routine part of Brit workplaces Updated on Friday, September 18, 2009, 14:17 IST London: Lap dancing has become a part of British working life, a campaign group has said. According to The Fawcett Society, which campaigns for women&...
- News Source: Times Online | 2 months agoThe home affairs spokesmen for both parties in the House of Lords tabled a series of amendments designed to water down measures forcing clubs to seek an annual licence as “sex encounter venues”. Many of the amendments tabled by the peers were...
- Blog Source: stroppyblog.blogspot.comHarriet Harman QC MP, Minster for Women gave a keynote speech as a report by the Fawcett Society, that demonstrated that the use of lap dancing clubs and display of pornography in a work context is a major new threat to women's equality at work. ...
- Blog Source: markwadsworth.blogspot.comWomen's equality at work is being threatened by displays of pornography and the use of lap-dancing clubs to entertain clients, a new report has warned. The Fawcett Society said the sex industry had "infiltrated" the workplace after an ... Research
- Blog Source: community.livejournal.comThe report, Corporate Sexism: the sex industry's infiltration of the modern workplace, is being launched today at an event hosted by BT, with Harriet Harman QC MP, Minister for Women, the key-note speaker. The report's findings include: • 41% of
- Blog Source: www.womeninlondon.org.ukThe report 'Corporate Sexism: the sex industry's infiltration of the modern workplace' is the first report in the UK to assess how the unprecedented expansion and normalisation of the sex industry during the 1990s and 2000s is impacting on the ... 1)
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