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'What do y'all think?': Mum told her choice of work attire was 'inappropriate' hits back at employer

Jo Abi
Jo Abi

A mum in the US has been confronted by her boss over her "inappropriate" work attire.

Jennifer Huerta, who lives in New Mexico, has shared a video on TikTok @bigbo0tyjenny, explaining she was told her shirts are "too short," with the expectation she would modify her outfit choices.

In the video we see Huerta wearing fitted black pants and a high-neck, long-sleeve floral top.

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She has written in the video captions: "I got in trouble for dressing inappropriate at work. Because my shirts are too short. What do y'all think?"

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employee told work attire is inappropriate

In the video we see Huerta wearing fitted black pants and a high-neck, long-sleeve floral top. TikTok

Her video has been viewed more than 36,000 times. Following the encounter she reportedly quit her job.

"If yo boss a dude he jus mad he ain't hitting and if it's a girl she jus mad," one of her followers commented.

READ MORE: 'Talk to your husband, not me': Woman surprised by note from neighbour claiming inappropriate behaviour

employee told work attire is inappropriate

Huerta reportedly quit her job following the encounter. TikTok

To which she replied: "He's gay lol I don't think he was jealous. But why wait a whole year to finally tell HR something about the way I dress? Same shirts over and over."

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"Depends on where you work at," another said.

One TikToker questioned her choice of pants, saying: "Leggings. Some places don't accept leggings lol… I don't know why."

She answered: "But they're not leggings lol and I've worn these every week for a year lol."

employee told work attire is inappropriate

Some of her TikTok followers have questioned her choice of work attire. TikTok

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"They just weren't ready for all that gorgeous to show up on level 1000," another said.

One man said: "my pants can rip completely in half and I still don't get in trouble nor do I get sent home! I feel truly discriminated those days."

"Maybe I'm alone but I do think it's inappropriate to EVER show one's belly-button in a professional work place. Maybe that's it?" another said.

"This looks appropriate to me, I don't understand," another said.

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