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Kweon said Asiana's meticulous rules for female cabin crew reached
10 pages, including a ban on wearing glasses, having to cover up
facial blemishes, and requirements for the length of earrings and
the amount of eye liner. About 200 male flight attendants had to
conform to a two-page guide and were allowed to wear glasses, she
said. Asiana said it eased appearance rules for its female employees as of
January, including allowing glasses. "I hope the decision would help change similar discriminatory rules that
govern how women in service industries, such as hotels, dress and do their
hair and makeup," Kweon said.
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