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Can you provide me information about dress code rules, please tell me if your compagny provides or not any specific information about wearing scarf at work.
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Dress code - Hijab
posted at 2/2/2006 6:33 AM EST
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I work with a number of companies who employ people of the Islamic faith, and in my experience most of the women who dress hijab exceed what id required by the dress code. For instance, at one particular company, they have a business casual dress code and most of the people dress in slacks or khakis and a shirt or sweater. In the training session I was conducting, the Muslim woman who attended wore what I would describe as a business suit with a long skirt.
Other workplaces where I know women who dress hijab are business professional dress. In a manufacturing environment, I would imagine one would have to take care to be sure that there was little chance of clothing getting caught in machinery. |
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Re: Dress code - Hijab
posted at 6/6/2012 1:22 AM EDT
on Workforce Management
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First: 6/4/2012 Last: 9/27/2012 |
Every country have its own law but the bad thing is the law makers did not involve the women in the process that is why in most of the nations women are facing dress code controversies. |
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Re: Dress code - Hijab
posted at 6/13/2012 4:14 PM EDT
on Workforce Management
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First: 6/13/2012 Last: 6/13/2012 |
With the revealing and inappropriate outfits some staff wear to work today I don't see this as a problem. How to get women to cover up is the real controversy! n Response to Re: Dress code - Hijab: Every country have its own law but the bad thing is the law makers did not involve the women in the process that is why in most of the nations women are facing dress code controversies. Posted by jaycube |
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Re: Dress code - Hijab
posted at 10/12/2012 6:34 AM EDT
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First: 10/2/2012 Last: 12/5/2012 |
Here is a nice dress code policy sample: Appropriate Business Attire Business attire is to be worn Monday and through Friday. Appropriate business attire for employee include the following: Men: Blazers, suits, or sport coats Dress slacks @Ties @Dress shirts with buttons and collars @Dress shoes Women: Dresses Skirts or skorts* Dress slacks Blouses Dress shoes Sweaters Nylons or stocking * Skorts are defined as non-tailored split skirts. They do not include walking shorts or Bermuda shorts. Appropriate Casual Business Attire Casual business attire may be worn on Friday of each week. Appropriate casual business attire for employees including the following: Men: Sport coats or blazers Slacks, Chinos or Dockers Polo shirts with collars Oxford button-down shirts Sweaters and cardigans Loafers and huaraches Sweaters Women Slacks Stirrup pants Walking shorts Polo shirts Culottes, skorts, or splint skirts Loafers and huaraches Sweaters Unacceptable Attire Plain or pocket T-shirts Cutoffs T-shirts with logos Athletic wear Thongs of any kind Blue denim jeans Spandex or Lycra such as biker shorts Tennis shoes Tank tops, tube tops, halter tops with spaghetti straps Deck shoes Underwear as outerwear Beach wear Midriff length tops Provocative attire Off-the-shoulder tops Workout clothes or shoes Evening wear |
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