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I would send a friendly reminder of your dress code policy to your managers letting them know that part of their responsibilities as a manager is to enforce company policy. You can let them know that personal image is very important along with job performance. I would also, send out a memo reminding all employees that the company has a dress code policy and everyone must follow it. Sometimes we need little reminders to keep us on track.
Posted by: Jessica F.ores | February 05, 2008 at 12:40 PM
If the dress code rule is in your employee handbook then you...(register to read more)