Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Jan. 17 (UPI) -- A Swedish union has filed a discrimination suit against a store accused of forcing an employee to wear a name tag listing her bra size. The Commercial Employees' Union said it is suing the company that owns the Change store in Gothenburg after the woman complained in November that she was forced to wear the bra size name tag, which the company insists is strictly voluntary, The Local reported Tuesday. Advertisement The lawsuit alleges a breach of discrimination laws and the union's collective wage agreement. "Our union member has experienced something offensive and discomforting in the wearing of such badges. For her, bust size is deeply personal," union spokeswoman Jannika Fahlander said in a statement. The suit is seeking $43,410 in compensation for the employee and $14,443 to the union for violating the collective bargaining agreement. Read More Retailer mulls J-cup bra School official apologizes for bra trick Bras strung across Pittsburgh bridge
