Personal Presentation Sample Clauses

Personal Presentation. Employees are required to comply with standards of dress, personal hygiene and grooming appropriate to the Employee’s role. Where ALDI supplies clothing, it must be worn only for work, and the Employee will be responsible for its laundry and presentation at all times to the standards expected. Compensation for any laundry expenses has been incorporated into remuneration of Employees under this Agreement.
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Personal Presentation. Employees are expected to comply with professional, neat and responsible dress standards at all times, in accordance with the Shire of Tammin’s relevant policies and procedures.
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Personal Presentation. 8.5.1 Staff are required to comply with professional standards of personal presentation appropriate to their role.
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Personal Presentation. An employee is required to comply with the standards of dress, personal hygiene and grooming appropriate to the employee's role. Where E.L Blue supplies clothing to an employee, it must be worn by the employee only for work and the employee will be responsible for its laundry and presentation at all times to the standards expected.
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Personal Presentation. Dress Code a) You are required to comply with the Company’s uniform and personal presentation policy as set out in the Franchise Staff Guide. a) You have frequent contact with customers/clients and members of the public in the course of carrying out your duties. Accordingly, you must be of a neat and tidy appearance when you present for work and must ensure that you maintain a neat appearance during the day. b) You agree to comply with any dress standards or directives issued by the Employer in relation to the nature and type of clothing to be worn whilst working.
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Personal Presentation. Employees are required to comply with standards of dress and personal hygiene appropriate to their role, as specified by the Company from time to time. Where Company clothing is provided it must be worn at work.
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Personal Presentation. School Uniform
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Personal Presentation. The Executive understands and acknowledges he is the public face of the Company. The Executive will be obligated to present himself, on behalf of the Company, in a polished manner that includes: (i) Professionally tailored, laundered, and dry-cleaned business-related attire, (ii) Attire appropriate for the audience with whom the Executive is engaging, and (iii) Attire appropriate for the image the Company wishes to convey, about itself and its Executive.
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Personal Presentation. ‌ 6.5.1 Employees are required to comply with professional standards of personal presentation appropriate to their role. 6.5.2 Where uniforms are specified by the Department they must be worn at work. Any proposal by the Department to change the current uniform issue will be the subject of consultation with the NZNO 6.5.3 Uniform issues remain the property of the Department and will be replaced only when warranted, subject to return of the used items. Employees are responsible for cleaning their uniforms. However, the current practice of dealing with specific issues in respect of soiling or damage on a case-by-case basis in a reasonable manner will continue.
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