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If other female flaggers were present, they would shield each other from passing cars and co-workers with blankets while they relieved themselves, she said.
But several times, while Drozdowski was the only woman on a job, by the time she was granted a bathroom break, it was too late and she had urinated on herself, she said.
Woman forced to wear diapers to work | Philadelphia Daily News | 11/05/2009 (http://www.philly.com/philly/news/homepage/69265572.html - broken link)
If other female flaggers were present, they would shield each other from passing cars and co-workers with blankets while they relieved themselves, she said.
But several times, while Drozdowski was the only woman on a job, by the time she was granted a bathroom break, it was too late and she had urinated on herself, she said.
Woman forced to wear diapers to work | Philadelphia Daily News | 11/05/2009 (http://www.philly.com/philly/news/homepage/69265572.html - broken link)
She should have been home cooking dinner for her husband. Then she wouldn't have these problems.
Doesn't sound like gender discrimination to me. Sounds like neglect by the company.
Men being forced to urinate in public isn't much better than the woman wearing a diaper. Public urination is a crime after all.
I was thinking the same thing. If all the employees had to urinate outside it does sound like company neglect but she and all those that had to pee outside should be compensated.
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