A tasmania state police officer was told by his boss that he could not wear basic earrings to work because this accessory was considered unprofessional for men.The officer -He's the Tasmania state police-Commissioner of discriminationIt is a member of the West District police force.The incident in theEarlier this week, the annual report of the discrimination Committee was submitted to Parliament.
According to the annual report, Tasmania state police triedThe discrimination act, which will enable it to force all male officials to remove earrings while on duty.The application was reversed.Robin Banks, commissioner of discriminationThe Anti-Discrimination Commissioner can give it back.Allow individuals or organizations to take discriminatory laws that are otherwise considered illegal.
A police source who declined to be named said Friday that the maverick western regional official was ready to deal with the matter further.However, he reached a confidential agreement with Tasmania state police and the issue was resolved.Sources will not disclose what is involved in the agreement.
According to the Tasmania state police dress and grooming guide, female police can wear a pair of earrings, but male police do not.Since then, Tasmania state police have confirmed that their dress code and appearance guidelines are under review, but said they would not comment on the matter.\ "The Tasmania state police dress and grooming guide is designed to ensure that the Tasmania state police demonstrate the professional image required for uniform services and the standards expected by the community, said Deputy Commissioner Scott tiliard: "We offer a fully functional, safe outfit.
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