[JerseyWins]

Is there a strict uniform? Lenient/flexible uniform or a dress code to go by? Anything at all?

I work for a (small) business and the dress code is actually suuuper casual, most casual by far compared to my past jobs. Like regular or plain (non-goofy) t-shirts are fine in the summer, jeans are fine, keeping jackets or hoodies on in the winter is fine.

What is your job like with clothing/attire?

[AnnieK]

We don't have a uniform or anything, just smart business wear.

[Niamh.]

No, I usually wear jeans

[smudgie]

Retired now, but used to be chefs whites.

[SherzyK]

Yes. The standard work polo with black jeans and black shoes

[Oliver_W]

As it's a behaviour unit and not mainstream school, it doesn't matter too much - the dress code prioritises stuff like being able to stop pupils fighting or escaping over looking smart haha.

[Vanessa]

No, but we do wear overalls.

[Josy]

Yes but I only wear it if I feel like it so it's not strict lol

[user104658]

Not really, smart-casual in the office but I work from home like 60% of the time where I wear whatever, like literally sit around in a towel sometimes .

My old job had a uniform, black trousers & shoes plus a company branded jacket thing, an ensemble that my daughter referred to as my "work pyjamas"...

I hated it and binned it the day I left, and thew old food and stuff on top of it in the bin. SO satisfying.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Not really, smart-casual in the office but I work from home like 60% of the time where I wear whatever, like literally sit around in a towel sometimes .

My old job had a uniform, black trousers & shoes plus a company branded jacket thing, an ensemble that my daughter referred to as my "work pyjamas"...

I hated it and binned it the day I left, and thew old food and stuff on top of it in the bin. SO satisfying.

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