Judicial Follies: Too beautiful for work ...Middle East

Over the years, many studies have shown that physically attractive people are likelier to get hired for jobs, and to move up the employment ladder faster, than well, the rest of us. But a few years ago there was some good news for ugly people: the Iowa Supreme Court decided it’s perfectly okay to be fired because your boss decides you’re, well… too good-looking. It started back in 1999, when Melissa Nelson, then twenty, was hired as a dental assistant by Dr. James Knight. Nelson worked for Dr. Knight for more than 10 years, and he later testified that she was the best dental assistant he’d ever employed. She, in turn, testified that Knight “generally treated her with respect, and she believe

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