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Dress Code
- Thread starter Randy
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Sure I have, first of all school but that wasn't very strict (for men anyway). You just couldn't wear T-shirts with offensive prints, dye your hair in an unnatural colour, piercings, and stuff like that.
Other than that clubs tend to have a dress code you need to follow. Also certain parties require you to dress in a certain colour or unusual fashion.
Other than that clubs tend to have a dress code you need to follow. Also certain parties require you to dress in a certain colour or unusual fashion.
Well Ive had to avoid offensive clothing at all schools and in the workplace. Luckily Ive never had to wear a uniform at school and Ive never had a job that required me to wear a uniform. When i worked in a store, I just had to wear a name tag (they've mandated uniforms there since I left though). Where I work now I have a work shirt but I don't have to wear it if I dont want.... But I usually do because I'd rather get their clothes dirty than mine.
My high school has a dress code, which I thought was totally crap because other DODEA schools don't have dress codes. But after awhile, I came to like it, because it meant that people wouldn't know if I wore a shirt or shorts twice in a row, and meant that I didn't have to think about what I wanted to wear.
yes.......ive been in the military (RAF Regiment)....cant get more a dress code than that!
ive also worked for a very large car manufactyer thats been in trouble recently
...........had to wear company 'uniform'.........work trousers, polo shirt or t shirt or sweat shirt with names on,............that didnt bother me cos it wasnt as if we had to be smart cos at times it was a dirty job and at least we didnt have to buy our own clothes........couse if we visited suppliers then it was shirt and tie affair
ive also worked for a very large car manufactyer thats been in trouble recently
Yes. All hospital employees have to wear a uniform and picture ID badge while on duty. You are not, however, allowed to wear the badge once you are off shift. I don't mind wearing the uniform and the hospital gives us a monthly allowance to buy more if we need them.
