Dress Attire Sample Clauses

Dress Attire. It is agreed that the attire of staff is important in creating a positive environment for students, staff, parents and the community by wearing business casual attire.
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Dress Attire. Make sure to have proper attire when teaching. Be aware not to wear transparent clothes, cover your shoulders and knees, it might shock Thai culture. Men must wear pants (or shorts covering the knees). Women may wear skirts/dresses covering the knees or loose pants. Shoulders must be covered and plunging necklines avoided. Tight clothes are not comfortable in very hot weather. Teachers and students wear a uniform. * * * You will be living in a small community; we rely on your common sense to make your presence pleasant, both for yourself and for others. Have a good stay! Annex 2
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Dress Attire. When the school calendar indicates that a school liturgy is celebrated or a school awards assembly is scheduled, dress attire will be required. Dress attire is the following: dress shirt (long sleeves), tie, dress pants (Chinos are permitted. Any pants with a rivet or cargo pockets are unacceptable), belt, dress socks (no white socks), and dress shoes (no boots, boat shoes, casual shoes, topsiders or bowling style shoes). No hats may be worn on special attire days. Jackets, sweatshirts, or vests may be worn to school; however, they may not be worn to liturgy or the assembly. Dress attire will be worn the entire school day, including after the liturgy or assembly.
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Dress Attire. It is management’s intent that the designated work attire should complement an employee’s specific work environment in order to operate efficiently, orderly, safely, and professionally at all times. The Secretary of State defines below the appropriate dress attire during normal business hours for the various workplace areas of the Secretary of State. Employees will be categorized in one of the following: Professional Business Attire, Professional Relaxed Attire or Modified Casual Attire.
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Dress Attire. Must have an employing agency uniform with NIUPD approved reflective vest, supplied by the contracted vendor, as the outermost layer. Flashlights are required. No weapons. • NIU will provide department radios.
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