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Dress for Your Day?
A new policy has been put into effect during the pandemic is the Dress for Your Day policy. Employees are expected to dress appropriately for the day scheduled on business calendars. If the day or position does not require being in front of customers or making presentations, employees’ attire may be more casual. Employees working in customer-facing positions or making presentations, however, are expected to wear business attire or designated company-branded clothing.
Appropriate attire for a business meeting in the office:
- Shirt or blouse
- Company-branded shirt
- Slacks
- Traditional professional attire
- Dress shoes
Appropriate attire for working in the office with no meetings:
- Casual pants
- Jeans with no holes, not frayed
- Casual shirt with no logos
- Casual dress
- Appropriate shoes
Appropriate attire for working from home and attending virtual meetings:
- Shirt or blouse
- Pullover shirt, no derogatory writing or logos
- Any pants or skirt
Appropriate attire for working from home with no meetings:
- Not monitored, but remember that you may be asked to attend an impromptu meeting and you will be responsible for your attire.
Unacceptable attire in the office and/or virtual meetings:
- Rubber thong shoes or flip flops
- T-shirts bearing logos with the exception of company logos
- Any clothing bearing offensive language
- Frayed jeans or jeans with holes
- Leggings without appropriate length top, jeggings, or spandex pants
- Tank tops or cropped tops
- Any style of clothing that is too revealing (i.e. clothes are tight-fitting, low cut or shows bare midriff)
- Athletic clothing including but not limited to shorts, sweatpants and yoga pants
