As a records company, constantly delivering files to clients threw our
courier service, it is important to make an image with our performance, but
at the same time provide our couriers/ warehouse techs comfortable clothes.
Our solution to this was to provide our staff with nice looking jeans (no
holes), and a two button polo shirt with a redesigned logo that looked very
professional.  So far, we have received nothing but compliments from our
clients.  This is kind of a no brainer!

Josh


Joshua Price
Director of Marketing & Sales
Records Management, Inc. &
Blue Sky Imaging Inc.
628 Lovejoy Rd. Bldg. 2
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548
Tel:  850-243-4433
Fax:  850-244-4612
Cell:  850-699-4669
Direct Connect:  186*131442*1

----- Original Message -----
From: "Bergeron, Paul" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005 7:21 AM
Subject: Dress code query


This question is for any institution or office whose employees are in
direct contact with the public (e.g., library, research room, or
government office) and who also need to climb step stools and lift heavy
books as part of their job responsibilities...

Does anyone have a dress code in place for men and women who work in
this kind of environment?

Right now, my staff has occasionally been called to task for
"inappropriate wear" by my supervisors at times when I, frankly, see
nothing "inappropriate."  I have requested that HR look into
establishing a dress code policy in City Hall to avoid situations where
employees are criticized for something where no guidance has been
provided.  We will be meeting to discuss this next week.

Any examples or samples of dress code policies forwarded in advance of
that meeting would be most welcomed.

Thank you.

Paul Bergeron
City Clerk
229 Main Street
Nashua, NH  03060
603-589-3004

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