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Dear Mary

Dear Mary: How do you stop someone wearing leather trousers to work?

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6 December 2014

9:00 AM

6 December 2014

9:00 AM

Q. My husband employs an ageing rocker in his shop. She is highly efficient, and is an extremely nice woman. Our problem is that she will insist on wearing leather trousers to work and the noise is driving my husband mad. She is not the type to complain of harassment but how do you suggest he approach this delicate issue?
— Name and address withheld

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