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Atlantic City Hotel Accused of Discrimination Over Skimpy Uniforms |
 An Atlantic City hotel has been accused of firing 16 employees over the way they looked in the casino's skimpy new uniforms. The women -- who are in their 40s, 50s and 60s and are long-time employees of Resorts Casino Hotel -- were told to go into a room and try on the new flapper-style uniforms so they could be photographed. Nancy Schromsky, one of the fired waitresses, said that the uniforms were strewn on the floor and were all sizes two and four. A modeling agency representing the casino later told the 16 they were fired. Union officials said the hotel was attempting to remove middle-aged waitresses in an effort to attract a younger clientele. The hotel insisted it was acting in a "fair and objective" fashion. Click here to read more.
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