Your appearance reflects not only on you as an individual but on the school as a whole. Employees are expected to take pride in their appearance and always present a professional, business-like image, when representing the company. Employees who report to work inappropriately dressed or groomed may be asked to leave work, without pay, and return properly attired or groomed.
All clothing should be clean, pressed and professional looking. Guidelines for tasteful business casual attire are as follows:
Women: Business casual slacks or dress pants, sweaters, blouses, jackets, skirts or dresses. Nylons are recommended when wearing skirts, but not required. Belts are required when belt-looped slacks are worn. Denim attire is not allowed.
Men: Business casual slacks or dress pants, shirts, jackets and sweaters. Shirts must have collars and be worn tucked in. Belts are required when belt-looped slacks are worn. Denim attire is not allowed.
Men should be clean-shaven or, if a beard or mustache is worn, it must be kept neatly trimmed.
Not all casual clothing is appropriate for the center. Following is a listing of some of the more common items that are not seen as appropriate. This list is not intended to be all inclusive, but should help set the general parameters for proper business casual attire.
Attire that is inappropriate at all times for both men and women:
Tops: Flannel shirts, tank tops, sweat shirts, spaghetti-strapped tops, jogging suits, halters, bare midriff or low-cut tops and any apparel with an open back, slogans or logos. (Small logos, such as those sewn on Polo, Nautica, Nike, Le Tigre, etc., clothing items, are okay.)
Pants/Skirts: Shorts, short skirts (more than 2” above the knee), bib overalls, skorts, stirrup pants, leggings, jean-cut corduroy pants, jeans (any color), cargo pants, sweat pants, jogging suits or beachwear.
Footwear: Athletic shoes, hiking boots, army boots, motorcycle boots, casual sandals, flip flops, Birkenstocks, sports shoes, shoes with logos or slogans.
All attire: All hats; any attire or footwear bearing logos or slogans; hunting, fishing, sporting or motorcycle attire; any soiled, wrinkled, torn, faded or excessively worn attire; any tightly fitting, distracting, revealing or ill-fitting attire and/or footwear.
Jewelry: No excessively large or distracting jewelry; no facial jewelry or excessive number of earrings.
Tattoos: Distracting, offensive or excessive tattoos must be covered.
*If you have any questions regarding this dress policy, contact your direct supervisor or a Human Resources team member.
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