Sheetz drops policy against employees with 'obvious missing, broken or badly discolored teeth' after Insider reporting

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Sheetz used to make a flawless smile a condition of employment. Now, the chain is dropping the requirement after Insider's reporting.

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Ex-Sheetz worker said she quit her job over the chain's 'smile policy' that bans 'obvious missing, broken or badly discolored teeth'

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Employees at Sheetz's roughly 650 convenience stores must have full smiles without any "missing, broken, or badly discolored teeth," according to company policy.

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Sheetz is reviewing its controversial 'smile policy' that prohibits employees from having 'missing, broken, or badly discolored teeth'

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Sheetz said it's revisiting a policy that bars the gas-station chain from hiring people with "obvious missing, broken, or badly discolored teeth."

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