Sudden change in dress code

hisholinessnb

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munstergirl

I would say no.
They are probably trying to smarten up office.

Smart casual is just no jeans/tracksuits.

You must have a pants in wardrobe, shirt, nice top. It doesn't mean suits.

hisholinessnb

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ki

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Max Power1

hisholinessnb wrote: »

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its really annoying when you arrive at a thread and the OP has deleted their post.

hisholinessnb

Max Power1 wrote: »

its really annoying when you arrive at a thread and the OP has deleted their post.

dont see the option to delete the thread

d1975

don't know why your changing the post OP but I never had problems with dress code makes you look smarter

Berty

hisholinessnb wrote: »

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ki wrote: »

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I concur fully.

ki

I only remove mine as it made no sense without the OP:o

Cuddlesworth

I don't know. I mean only being expected to wear . is a bit daunting.

questioner

why is this the thread of the day?

KylieWyley

hisholinessnb wrote: »

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robbie_998

clothing ?

YUCK !

DOWN WITH THIS SORT OF THING !

Doctor DooM

questioner wrote: »

why is this the thread of the day?

Thread of the day is randomly picked.

Most places are shirt and trou, I wouldn't be worrying about it- if thats what the op was.

testicle

Doctor DooM wrote: »

Thread of the day is randomly picked.

Most places are shirt and trou, I wouldn't be worrying about it- if thats what the op was.

Naw. he was being asked to wear a pink tutu!

doolox

As long as I'm not asked to dress as a Giant chicken or some such in the name of advertising dress codes in a general sense are OK.

You will find however that more will be asked off the countrys surviving employees as jobs become scarcer and less secure.

I'd hate to be the placard carrier outside Dominos, what a demeaning role to give to anyone, begging for a living. Also the "GREETERS" in B and Q's, what a waste of time. This doesn't work in the Irish culture and makes people think the company is desperate and going broke and lowers the tone of a company.

Subtle Troll

How is this the thread of the day?

Eoin

Subtle Troll wrote: »

How is this the thread of the day?

asked & answered already

Doctor DooM wrote: »

Thread of the day is randomly picked.

Most places are shirt and trou, I wouldn't be worrying about it- if thats what the op was.

Furey

Get a lovely denim suit made up. And a shirt made out of t-shirts.

ohjustwhisht

I dont get this at all.... Ha I'm presuming that its all about how styles have changed etc?
I can say that its quite annoying how they change so often and that I dont like most of the styles now..

conan doyle

I'm with you on this, styles change from season to season and sometimes it seems to me minute to minute. The worst style if you can call it that is the lastes trend of going to the shops or supermarket in pyjamas! I just don't get it at all. I have been told that some movie star has started this craze- don't know which but he or she has a lot to answer for. Sorry for the rant, I was in Tesco about an hour ago and some one in the cue was in pyjamas, I don't know if she was ready for bed or if she just never got dressed! The mind boggles.

Eoin

I think the OP was talking about having to adhere to a new dress policy at work.

Kells...

hisholinessnb wrote: »

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WHAT IS THIS MONSTER OF A CREATION

hisholinessnb

I started the thread to ask a particular question, which was answered almost immediately elsewhere. Unfortunately there is no option that I can see to delete a thread you start, so instead I deleted the question.

Terribly sorry if I caused a stir :rolleyes: