Dress Code Policy. For Class: Students are expected to dress comfortably in flexible clothing. You may not wear any clothing that is suggestive of drugs, alcohol, violence, or anything deemed offensive by Staff in any context. For Clinicals: The clothing you wear to work is reflective of your integrity, mindful of your environment, and an indication of your professionalism. Student’s should come to class dressed professionally and comfortably, as it is important to be able to move around. Come to class having showered and ready to provide massage in clean, comfortable, pants; loose-fitting, breathable shirts with short sleeves that cover your armpits but not your forearms; and closed-toed athletic shoes. Either a Chico Massage School t-shirt or other plain, solid colored t-shirt with no holes or stains is acceptable. Students may also wear plain colored scrubs that are free of stains and holes.
Dress Code Policy. Students attending a single week of an ECDS summer Campz will be issued one shirt and one hat on their first day of Campz. Any student pre-paying for two or more weeks of Campz in a given summer will receive a second Campz shirt. Extra shirts and hats are available for $12 each.
Dress Code Policy. It is the intent of the Circuit Clerk that work attire should complement an environment that reflects an efficient, orderly, and professionally operated office. In recognition of the standards expected of employees in the Circuit Clerk’s Office, the employer will provide a clothing allowance to every employee of $100 voucher each year in the pay period of January 1st.
Dress Code Policy. It is our policy that children MUST report to school clean and well groomed. For the safety of our active children, no open toe shoes, loose strings or jewelry are allowed.
Dress Code Policy. Initial: Schola Dress Code Policy: I have read, agree to, and discussed the policy with my student(s).
Dress Code Policy. You must have closed -toe running shoes and athletic clothes. No open toed shoes or jeans are allowed. ETF Fitness reserves the right to refuse your entrance into the Studio if you do not meet the dress code policy. This applies for non--staffed “virtual” sessions as well.
Dress Code Policy. Employees shall comply with the Pine County Dress Code Policy effective upon ratification of the contract. In the event of any proposed changes to the County Appearance and Dress Policy, the County will form a committee with membership from all Unions, non-contract management, and the County Personnel Committee. The committee will make a joint recommendation to the County Board regarding any changes to the policy.
Dress Code Policy. For Class, Clinic and Events: The clothing you wear to work is reflective of your integrity, mindfulness of your environment, and an indication of your professionalism. Students should come to class dressed professionally and comfortably, as it is important to be able to move around. Come to class having showered and ready to provide massage in clean, comfortable, full length pants, shorts must be knee-length; breathable shirts with short sleeves that cover your armpits but not your forearms; and closed-toed shoes (Shoes must be worn during clinic when interacting with clients off the table!). Either a Chico Massage School t-shirt, Chico Massage School tank top or other plain, solid colored t-shirt with no holes or stains is acceptable. Students may also wear plain colored scrubs that are free of stains and holes. Sleeveless shirts, low scooping crew-necks or V-necks are inappropriate (absolutely no cleavage). T-shirts should have at least a ¼ length sleeve and cover the midriff completely. It is important that students are presentable to our clients, portraying cleanliness and good hygiene. Student hair must be clean, brushed and pulled back away from the face. Deodorant must be worn, but students are asked to avoid using strongly scented products such as perfumes, colognes, body sprays, deodorants and essential oils. Fingernails must be short, clean, free of nail polish, and filed to a smooth edge. No acrylic or gel nails are permitted when doing massage work. Please remove all rings, bracelets, dangling necklaces, and dangling earrings. A student arriving to class disheveled, wearing inappropriate clothing, poor hygiene or strong scents will be written up. In a severe case you may be asked to leave the classroom and will need to arrange making that session up.
Dress Code Policy. Suggested attire: Business casual. All exhibitor person- nel representing an exhibiting company shall be tastefully dressed for a business environment. Any exhibitor representative who is clothed in a sexually provoca- tive and/or inappropriate manner may be ejected from the show or requested to modify his or her dress at the sole discretion of the Brewers Association.
Dress Code Policy. LAFLA’s Dress Code is business casual. Please respect our clients and self-represented litigants by dressing appropriately. It is important to maintain our professionalism.
