Uh, yeah, I would be upset, too, if I were her.
Danièle Casadamont said, "If Pôle Emploi is suggesting we go naked for money, where's it going to end?"
The job agency felt it had nothing to apologize for because it was a machine that sent the email.
"There's no problem," said Pascal Blain to regional newspaper Midi Libre. "The offer is completely legal and there's nothing discriminatory. This lady received it because she has subscribed to job offers proposed in her region."
It does seem kind of odd that a federal job agency would be sending out notices about stripping jobs.
The former teacher summed it up pretty well: "The image of women is so mistreated today," Casadamont said. "It's time to stop asking us to drop our pants."
What do you think? Would you feel offended if your country’s job agency sent you a stripper job posting?
If it is lawful work, then what is the problem? It is an automated job posting, not an order. And I doubt France will ban employment adverts from strip clubs.
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