Imagine working in a male-dominated field that requires a lot of travel. You’re a 28-year-old man, and your team has only one woman. When your team travels, she gets her own room, while the men share rooms. But when a second woman joins the team, she also gets her own room, and the men still have to share. Would you complain? That’s exactly what one man did, and now he’s facing the wrath of his female coworkers. Let’s dive into the story…
The Team’s Travel Arrangements

Introducing Mary and Barbara

A New Woman Joins the Team

The New Room Policy

Taking Matters into His Own Hands

Submitting Receipts for Reimbursement

Higher-Ups Get Involved

Facing the Wrath of His Coworkers

Barbara’s Reason for Wanting Privacy

Claiming Sexism and Justification ️

A Battle of Room Sharing and Accusations of Sexism
Our protagonist felt it was unfair that his female coworkers, Mary and Barbara, each got their own rooms on business trips while the men had to share. He decided to book his own room and submit the receipt for reimbursement, claiming that he thought private rooms were the new policy. This led to higher-ups getting involved and Mary and Barbara being told they’d have to share rooms in the future. Now, they’re angry with him, and the work environment has become hostile. Was he justified in complaining, or should he have kept quiet? Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Fair treatment at work: NTA stands up against sexist policy
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Company’s ‘sexist’ room sharing policy criticized by commenter.

Employee highlights gender disparity in room sharing policy at work.

Fair is fair, yo! No special treatment for anyone.

Did the man bring up the ‘sexist’ policy for himself or others?

Equal treatment at workplace, NTA for complaining

Man calls out sexist room sharing policy at work. NTA.

Booking own room led to women sharing, mildly YTA

Female colleagues salty over lost single rooms, NTA stands firm

Female commenter defends ‘NTA’ judgement against ‘sexist’ policy.

Employee complains about room sharing policy, deemed ESH.

Curious about company’s handling of uneven numbers in room sharing

Equal treatment in the workplace is important for all employees.

Gender equality works both ways, they should share a room

Sharing a hotel room with a coworker? NTA, that’s weird

Company’s sexist room sharing policy is unfair and uncomfortable. NTA.

Employee calls out preferential treatment and sexism in room sharing.

Company’s sexist room sharing policy is at fault, not OP.

Employee calls out sexist room sharing policy at work. #NTA

Unfair room sharing policy at work? NTA for complaining!

Woman agrees that the room sharing policy is sexist

Fighting against double standards in the workplace

30 years of sexist BS, NTA for calling out double standards

Opinion on company’s ‘sexist’ room sharing policy is ESH.

Former road warrior suggests solution for ‘sexist’ room sharing policy

Woman in male-dominated industry agrees that company was sexist

Misplaced anger towards women in a predominantly male industry

Paying extra for privacy at work? Worth it!

Corporate hackery and sexism in room sharing policy

Company’s oversight led to a shitstorm of bad behavior. ESH

Company has discriminatory policy, but OP acted out of spite. ESH

Gender privilege and complaining: a double standard?

Support for gender equality in workplace sharing policy

Female commenter supports equal treatment in male-dominated workplace

Company’s ‘sexist’ room sharing policy criticized by commenter.

Equal treatment for all genders at work

Fairness in room sharing policy debated. NTA wins.
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Employee stands up for equality in room sharing policy. NTA.

Fairness is key, either everyone gets their own room or none

Employee argues for private rooms in work travel accommodations.

Company’s sexist room sharing policy causes conflict among coworkers. ESH.

Female commenter supports male’s complaint against sexist room policy

Sharing rooms at work based on gender is unfair
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Breaking down sexist room sharing policy. NTA wins.

Equal room sharing policy causes discomfort among colleagues

Mom gets special treatment at work? Not cool

Fairness in room sharing policy questioned, NTA stands up.

Uncomfortable work room sharing experience with coworker

Sharing rooms with co-workers is uncomfortable and unprofessional. NTA.

Sharing rooms at work? Not cool! Commenter says NTA.

Traveler shares awkward hotel experience, supports OP’s complaint.

Fairness in room sharing policy. Private rooms for everyone!

Unfair room sharing policy at work

Confront bosses instead of sneaking private room

Sharing a room with coworkers? Hard pass!

NTA commenter argues against ‘sexist’ policy with analogy to racism.

Traveling for work? You deserve privacy and equal treatment

One commenter thinks the person complaining is the a**hole

Fighting for equality in the workplace

Fighting prejudice and discrimination at work

Debate over room sharing policy at work gets heated

Employee stands up against sexist policy, saves company’s reputation.

Equal room sharing policy should apply to everyone. NTA.
