Common use of Hair Clause in Contracts

Hair. Hair and/or hairpieces, whether dyed or natural, must present a professional appearance. Only natural hair colors—e.g., blond, brown, black, natural red, and xxxx—are permitted. While on duty, hair length can touch, but must not extend below, the top of the shoulder. Hair accessories may be used to meet this requirement; however, such accessories must be concealed as much as possible and should not distract from the uniform. In addition, the use of one’s own hair to meet this standard is permitted as long as the style maintains a professional look that does not distract from the uniform. If a supervisor or management official determines that an officer’s hair is not compliant with this section, the officer will be advised and given a reasonable opportunity to become compliant with this section. The amount of time will be determined by management based on the nature of the matter.

Hair. Hair and/or hairpieces, whether dyed or natural, must present a professional appearance. Only natural hair colors—e.g., blond, brown, black, natural red, and xxxxgray—are permitted. While on duty, hair length can touch, but must not extend below, the top of the shoulder. Hair accessories may be used to meet this requirement; however, such accessories must be concealed as much as possible and should not distract from the uniform. In addition, the use of one’s own hair to meet this standard is permitted as long as the style maintains a professional look that does not distract from the uniform. If a supervisor or management official determines that an officer’s hair is not compliant with this section, the officer will be advised and given a reasonable opportunity to become compliant with this section. The amount of time will be determined by management based on the nature of the matter.

Hair. Hair and/or hairpieces, whether dyed or natural, must present a professional appearance. Only natural hair colors—e.g., blond, brown, black, natural red, and xxxxgray—are permitted. While on duty, hair length can touch, but must not extend below, below the top of the shoulder. Hair accessories may be used to meet this requirement; however, such accessories must be concealed as much as possible and should not distract from the uniform. In addition, the use of one’s own hair to meet this standard is permitted as long as the style maintains a professional look that does not distract from the uniform. If a supervisor or management official determines that an officer’s hair is not compliant with this section, the officer will be advised and given a reasonable opportunity to become compliant with this section. The amount of time will be determined by management based on the nature of the matter.