"It is necessary for female employees to wear high heels."

"It is necessary for female employees to wear high heels." 

Japan's Minister of Health and Labor responds to #KuToo, looking at the dilemma of equal rights in the workplace

Japanese actress Yumi Ishikawa launched a campaign to reject women's "wearing" high-heeled shoes, and combined the Japanese words for shoes (kutsu) and pain (kutsuu) to create the "#KuToo" label. In response to the campaign, Minister of Labor and Welfare Netsushi Nemoto told a parliamentary committee that "women wearing high heels are considered socially necessary and appropriate in the workplace".   https://www.vipsupermodelescorts.com/

Japanese actress Yumi Ishikawa launched the "#KuToo" campaign and submitted a petition to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare on June 4, hoping that the government will prohibit employers from requiring female employees to wear high heels at work. But Labor Minister Takumi Nene told parliament on June 5 that it was "necessary and appropriate" for tokyo japan escorts employees to wear high heels. The "#KuToo" campaign initiated by Yumi Ishikawa, in addition to combining the Japanese words for shoes (kutsu) and pain (kutsuu), is also related to the anti-sexual harassment campaign "#MeToo", which has received many responses from Japanese women. #KuToo finally turned into a joint signature action, and after nearly 20,000 people signed the petition, the petition was submitted to the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare.

According to Japanese media reports, Takumi Nemoto said in response to a question from the member of the Diet Committee on Labor and Welfare, Takaki Emiko, and in response to the joint signature of #KuToo, that female job seekers and corporate employees should wear high heels, "(Because high heels) are considered necessary in the workplace in society and appropriate fields, but still depends on the needs of each business job". Not only tokyo escorts but also men participated in and responded to #KuToo. Women believe that Japanese companies are forcing women to wear high heels to work, ignoring the reality that high heels are not good for health. Men appealed that the workplace should further relax clothing restrictions, especially that men should not be required to wear suits. When will women be able to move forward freely in the workplace? It seems that Japanese women have to continue to fight. Of course, escorts have not completely got rid of the shackles of high heels, but the flexibility is obviously a little bigger, at least government officials have not explicitly required it.