Work uniforms
By Angela
@Angie23 (25)
December 13, 2018 4:02am CST
in my place of work we dont have uniforms or a dress code but i hear people whispering behind each others back that someone's pants are too short or a shirt that is showing belly is not appropriate.
do you think we should wear uniform or at least have a dress code to avoid suvh talk in the office? i think about offering it to my boss to change the atmosphire here.. even though i really love coming to work with my own clothes and not uniform like i used to at high school or at other jobs.
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10 responses
@hereandthere (45645)
• Philippines
13 Dec 18
for me a uniform is more practical and convenient and it's also for brand recall.
i think it's up to hr (if you have one) or the owner (if it's a small company) to tell the employee if their attire is inappropriate and impose what's appropriate.
i do understand what you're saying. it's not nice to hear and you know they could also be talking about you.
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@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
13 Dec 18
In our station we don't have uniforms too but I'm in favor of having dress code.
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@Aquitaine24 (11813)
• San Jose, California
15 Dec 18
I think with uniforms you could get stuck with uncomfortable clothes.A compromise would to have some sort of code about hygiene and no bare midriffs.
@ARN4567 (1061)
• Baguio, Philippines
13 Dec 18
I guess you have to talk things with your co-workers and come up to an agreement for a dress code or certain uniform to avoid whispering hopes in offices...
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