I have been hurt by the company countless times during the collective bargaining sessions, but there were two factors that pushed me to file a lawsuit against it. One is betrayal; another is the company’s comment about “freshness” of workers. People use the word “freshness” to describe food, for instance, not to describe young women working for a company. However, Veloce, the company that runs discount cafes, described young women as “highly fresh” and so they draw many male customers. The company representatives did not even hesitate to speak in such a way. I was deeply hurt by this comment, which described me like fish or vegetables. I was no longer “fresh enough” or “expired” and not needed for the company. I have worked for more than eight years for this company, and all I get was this. Veloce not only disposes workers in four years, but it treats women like objects and tells them they are obsolete when aged. I decided to sue the company. (Woman worker dismissed by Veloce)
Photo: Press conference at Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry after filing a lawsuit on July 23.
ベローチェ「鮮度が落ちたから」雇い止め~提訴した女性の怒り
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