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Additionally, James McNally of Manahawkin filed a lawsuit against the Borgata (āafter applying for a bartending Only a dozen Borgata Babes were men at the time. āI believe that the Borgata's weight-gain-policy embarrasses, degrades andā.
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weight policy for all its bartenders and waitresses (termed āBorgata Babesā). promotional opportunties are not posted, no formal application process exists.
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The problem was Borgata was not allowing their Borgata Babes from gaining more then 7 percent of their body weight. I was expecting Borgata to lose or settleā.
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Devin McClean used his own gun to ward off the robber, leading the management to fire him two days later.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} Coronavirus News U. Part of HuffPost Business. Join HuffPost. US Edition U. The Press of Atlantic City reports that in court documents, the Babes claimed that the stringent guidelines sometimes forced drastic measures. Waitresses were even told to take laxatives before to mandatory weigh-ins or stop taking prescription medications, according to the site. Today is National Voter Registration Day! Newsletters Coupons. TIME notes that the ruling highlights the lack of weight-based discrimination protections in the America -- currently, only Michigan prohibits workplace discrimination based on height or weight. All rights reserved. Sign up for membership to become a founding member and help shape HuffPost's next chapter. You always have to look at a decision with a broad brush. HuffPost Personal Video Horoscopes. That suit was settled out of court in for an undisclosed sum. Terms Privacy Policy. Superior Court Judge Nelson Johnson's decision ended the legal battle between popular Atlantic City casino the Borgata and a group of 22 former cocktail servers known collectively as "Borgata Babes. This is not the first time the Borgata casino has been hit with a lawsuit regarding their weight-gain policies, however. Calling all HuffPost superfans! {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Casino waitresses are effectively "sex objects" and can be fired for putting on too much weight, according to a ruling last week by an Atlantic County Superior Court judge in New Jersey. MORE: Business. Huffington Post. Bernstein, who in represented a Hooters waitress suing on similar, weight-discrimination grounds, added that Johnson may have set an unfortunate precedent for employers. Tap here to turn on desktop notifications to get the news sent straight to you. That decision gives employers a tremendous power over people in the workplace. The women specifically targeted a casino policy that prohibited "Borgata Babes" from gaining more than 7 percent of their original body weight. In his ruling against the "Babes," however, Judge Johnson said the Borgata guidelines were fair, and that all women knew what they were getting into when they accepted positions in the casino's selective program.