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Silk ties and tattoos: the culture clash over workplace dress codes.
"At my day job in finance I keep my tattoos concealed. But at my night job as a ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
2000 Best Merchandising Ideas: Chef Apparel
Attire influences attitude. There lies an intangible power in clothing that can transform how we (and others) view ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Back to business (Casual): Who you are by what you
wear. (ProForum).
In the past 15 years, corporate America has seen tremendous change in the workplace. Perhaps one of the ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Law firm seminar addresses employee rights
SYRACUSE - Dress codes, drug tests, and religious rights can cause workplace problems and lead to costly litigation. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Sara Lee sells hosiery business
Chicago-based Sara Lee Corp. has announced the sale of its Italian hosiery business to Gilfin SpA for an ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
A head trip. (Since You Asked ...).
Q I am 30 years old, working in management for a large retail store, and seeking employment elsewhere ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
You (don't) look marvelous: considerations for employers regulating...
Although some workers might argue that employer-mandated dress and appearance codes are somehow a violation of their rights, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
What not to wear.
WITH THE UPSWING OF THE DOT.COM INDUSTRY, DRESS CODES became more relaxed. Clothing that was once reserved for ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Casual dress haze: for many, the definition of business casual is unclear.
How do today's business professionals define the term "business casual?" For some, it means not wearing suits. For ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Labor law for supervisors: religion, race and dress
codes.
Employers are legally allowed to have reasonable dress code policies for their employees. Reasonableness depends in part on ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Cracking the dress code
Many companies are re-introducing traditional dress codes and requiring their employees to look more "professional" on the job. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Cracking the dress code
Many companies are re-introducing traditional dress codes and requiring their employees to look more "professional" on the job. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Casual dress / Back-to-business attire
HEADNOTE Dressed to chill. HEADNOTE I have wondered how long men would retain their ranks if divested or ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Office attire swinging back to professional from casual
Save the sweatpants and politically-charged T-shirts for the gym. A survey developed by Office Team has found that ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
"Dressing down" in the business
communication curriculum.
In the business communication curriculum, students are often coached on how to dress for an interview. Many syllabi ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
A New Blueprint
About a decade ago, men and women stopped wearing three-piece suits to work and instead started showing up ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Here come the suits: raising the style standard in the
office. (Inbox).
When paralegal Whitney L. Culbreath learned her law firm was planning to reverse its business-casual dress code and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Bank One tries uniforms for tellers, lenders at all branches
Walk into Bank One these days and you'll find employees sporting some new duds. Baby blue sweater sets ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
The Style Incentive
Whether your office dress code is business casual or formal, apparel merchandisers design clothing for every setting. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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