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Irish Mirror
Irish Mirror
National
Gordon Deegan

Aer Lingus worker's discrimination claim that new uniform perpetrates 'trolly-dolly' image has been rejected - she claimed uniform 'portrays outdated and sexualised image of women'

An Aer Lingus Cabin Service Manager who claims that the new Aer Lingus uniform perpetrates the ‘trolly-dolly’ image of female cabin crew has failed in her gender discrimination claim over the uniform.

At the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), long-serving employee with the airline, Elizabeth Barry claimed that the sexualisation of the female Aer Lingus uniform “is inappropriate and degrading in a professional environment”.

Ms Barry claimed that she was degraded in her professional duties uniform as the new uniform “portrays an outdated and sexualised image of women”.

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