Alaska Airlines gender-based dress code discriminatory, state agency says

Alaska Airlines’s Gendered Dress Codes Are Likely Discriminatory, Says WA State Commission on Human Rights

CONTACT:Gillian Branstetter, Communications Strategist, gbranstetter@aclu.orgOLYMPIA, Wash. – The Washington State Commission on Human Rights today issued a reasonable cause finding of discrimination against Alaska Airlines over the company’s enforcement of a uniform policy that requires flight attendants to conform to a rigid set of gendered dress and grooming standards.

Washington state Human Rights Commission says Alaska Airlines uniform policy is likely discriminatory

Story at a glance Alaska Airlines’ dress code likely violates state law, the Human Rights Commission of Washington state, where the airline is headquartered, said Monday in a reasonable cause findi…

Alaska Airlines gender-based dress code discriminatory, state agency says

A Washington state civil rights agency has accused Alaska Airlines of discriminating against non-binary and gender fluid employees by imposing a rigid gender-based dress code, according to a decision released on Monday.

Alaska Airlines’s gendered dress codes are likely discriminatory

Washington State Commission on Human Rights rules uniform policy that requires gendered dress & grooming standards is discriminatory

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