Sheetz ending controversial 'smile policy'

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After facing backlash for a policy that may have been using a person’s bad teeth as basis for declining employment, Sheetz says it has since decided to update its handbook.

Published 2 months ago · Altoona, United States

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CBS News

Sheetz ends 'smile policy' immediately

Sheetz's so-called "smile policy" is coming to an end.

2 months ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

Sheetz pulls controversial ‘smile policy’ from handbook

Sheetz has pulled its controversial "smile policy," the company confirmed Wednesday.

2 months ago·Washington, United States

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Business Insider

Sheetz drops policy against employees with 'obvious missing, broken or badly discolored teeth' after Insider reporting

Sheetz is repealing its "smile policy" that bars hiring employees with teeth issues after Insider reported that the rule made employees' lives worse.

2 months ago·United States

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WTAE

Sheetz ending controversial 'smile policy'

A Sheetz official said that, after hearing employee feedback, the company had determined the policy was not in line with its values.

2 months ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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audacy.com

Sheetz reverses controversial 'smile policy'

In a release Wednesday afternoon, Sheetz says the smile policy does not align with their values of creating and inclusive environment and will no longer be enforcing it.

2 months ago·Philadelphia, United States

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