2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.wsif.2018.08.003
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‘You'll get good tips tonight’: An analysis of gendered appearance codes in the Australian service sector

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“…66-7). Indeed, Easteal et al (2018) found in their research that the prescriptions for women working in hospitality were much more stringent than for men including expectations for wearing make-up. Furthermore the same research also found that the exploitation of female sexuality would often be built into appearance standards with elements such as cleavage revealing shirts to make female employees look 'sexy'.…”
Section: Gender and Front-line Service Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…66-7). Indeed, Easteal et al (2018) found in their research that the prescriptions for women working in hospitality were much more stringent than for men including expectations for wearing make-up. Furthermore the same research also found that the exploitation of female sexuality would often be built into appearance standards with elements such as cleavage revealing shirts to make female employees look 'sexy'.…”
Section: Gender and Front-line Service Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acredita-se que o pink tax incidente nesses produtos resulta em um gasto financeiro significativo, uma vez que há mais dispêndio pelas mulheres nessa categoria do que em muitos outros tipos de bens de consumo (Blasio & Menin, 2015). Embora as mulheres se autodenominem consumidoras mais impulsivas do que os homens (Almeida & Bruno, 2013), deve-se notar a imposição de códigos de aparência particulares às mulheres no mercado de trabalho (Easteal et al, 2018), como o uso compulsório de maquiagem para transmitir credibilidade no ambiente corporativo (Dellinger & Williams, 1997). Espera-se das mulheres, nesse ambiente, portanto, que elas ajam com racionalidade e eficiência, atributos ligados geralmente aos homens, e, ao mesmo tempo, atendam às expectativas de feminilidade (Duesterhaus et al, 2011).…”
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