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Discrimination claim by disabled woman
That is the claim of Riam Dean, 22, who is pursuing the shop for damages. Abercrombie & Fitch deny the claim. Riam Dean was employed to work at the Savile Row branch. After a few days, the management stated that her false arm contravened the 'Look Policy' of the company and requested that she work in the stockroom until the Autumn, when long-sleeved attire could be orn by staff on the shopfloor. Abercrombie & Fitch say that they have a strong anti-discriminatory code of practice and say that Ms. Dean is misrepresenting the situation. |
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A woman was forced to work in the stockroom at Abercrombie & Fitch because her false arm was considered too unsightly for customers by the management.
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