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SOURCES https://www.salary.com/articles/cracking-the-dress-code-dilemma/ Photo by Banter Snaps on Unsplash JDP T (877) 745-8525 E inquiry@jdp.com www.jdp.com RISK MITIGATION SPECIALISTS What Employees Think About Your DRESS CODE As the workforce gets more and more casual, the dress code will continue to be a topic that garners a great deal of healthy debate. A recent salary.com survey offers some insight into what employees really think about workplace guidelines around attire. Visit JDP.com today to learn more about employment background screening! As the workforce gets more and more casual, the dress code will continue to be a topic that garners a great deal of healthy debate. A recent salary.com survey offers some insight into what employees really think about workplace guidelines around attire. of employees say that dress codes are too lenient. have wanted to tattle, but refrained because of office politics. Almost 25% 22% 14% of employees have registered a formal complaint with HR based on a colleague’s attire. of employees aren’t even sure that they have a dress code. 3% of employees make assumptions about co-workers based on how they dress. 56% of employees say Casual Friday is bad for the office environment. 6% of workers age 18-25 believe their dress codes are too strict. 15%

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Page 1: What Employees Think About Your DRESS CODE · SOURCES  Photo by Banter Snaps on Unsplash JDP T (877) 745-8525 E inquiry @jdp.com  RISK

SOURCEShttps://www.salary.com/articles/cracking-the-dress-code-dilemma/Photo by Banter Snaps on Unsplash

JDP T (877) 745-8525 E [email protected] www.jdp.com

R I S K M I T I G A T I O N S P E C I A L I S T S

What Employees Think About Your

D R E S S C O D EAs the workforce gets more and more casual, the dress code will continue to be a topic that garners a great deal of healthy debate. A recent salary.com survey offers some insight into

what employees really think about workplace guidelines around attire.

Visit JDP.com today to learn more about employment background screening!

As the workforce gets more and more casual, the dress code will continue to be a topic that garners a great deal of healthy debate. A recent salary.com survey offers some insight into what employees really think about workplace guidelines around attire.

of employees say that dress codes are too lenient.

have wanted to tattle, but refrained because of office politics.

Almost 25%

22%

14%of employees have registered a formal complaint with HR based on a colleague’s attire.

of employees aren’t even sure that they have a dress code.

3%

of employees make assumptions about co-workers based on how they dress.

56%

of employees say Casual Friday is bad for the office environment.

6%

of workers age 18-25 believe their dress codes are too strict.

15%