Shorts, sandals, halters and tank tops are commonly seen this time of year, but maybe not appropriate to wear at work.
Deb Neuman joined Jim Morris on TV5 News at 5 to help us dress for business success.
Employees:
- Anything that looks like you're headed to the beach!
(NO flip flops, Hawaiian shirts or tank tops!)
- Anything that could create a possible "distraction"
(Too short, too tight, too low cut)
- Keep it professional - especially if you're interacting with customers!
(Cover up!)
For Employers:
-Consider drafting a dress code policy
-Engage your employees in creating the policy
-Run it by a legal expert to be sure it's legally ok
Find out more tips on how to Mind Your Own Business:
www.debneuman.com
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