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My last article revealed that beautiful people aren’t taken seriously as long term romantic partners. Apparently the respect pretty people don’t get when it comes to dating is replenished in the workforce.
A new Michigan State University study shows that ugly people are more likely to be teased, bullied, and belittled at work.
114 employees of an undisclosed health care unit somewhere in the southeast United States were surveyed about their mistreatment in their place of employment.
Additional people were asked to rate those who were surveyed based on their attractiveness.
Age, gender, and duration of employment were also factored into the results of the survey.
Overall the ugly ones were the least liked and most harassed at their jobs.
I guess I can’t blame being too beautiful as to why I’ve been fired from most of the jobs I’ve ever had.
