Generic Example of a Corporate Dress Code:

All employees are expected to maintain a good standard of personal hygiene and
appearance.

Suitable professional business attire is to be worn in the office during business hours;
this is to present and maintain our corporate image to the public, sponsors and to our
members.

This organisation has a more casual and flexible approach for employees towards dress
attire on any Friday. Employees on a Friday may wear suitably smart but casual attire to
the office, providing that the employee does not have to attend any official meetings or
have to represent the organisation to the public, sponsors or our members.

The Manager reserves the right to exercise discretion on this matter when making
decisions on the dress code, as and when the circumstances dictate. The Manager has
the right to ask any employee that turns up to start work in unsuitable attire to change
the unsuitable item to maintain the

The organisation’s image and reputation; and adhere to any health and safety
regulations.

A Specific example of a Corporate Dress Code

All employees are expected to maintain a good standard of personal hygiene and
appearance, keeping jewellery and facial piercing to a very minimum.

All employees if so issued by the Company must wear the uniform provided to them
whilst working their contracted hours.

If a uniform has not been provided by the Company then suitable business attire should
be worn in the Office during business hours to ensure we present a good corporate
image at all times to the public and our customers. Below is a list of deemed unsuitable
business attire that should not be worn at any time within the workplace; this list is not
exhaustive or definitive.

Unsuitable attire for the workplace: shorts, t-shirts with slogans, open toe shoes of any
sort (for health and safety reasons), sandals, flip flops, strappy tops, skirts that come
above the knee or skirts that have any slits of more than 3 inches, jeans or any
revealing tops or skirts.

Any employee who turns up to start work in any of the unsuitable business attire items
(listed above) will be asked to remove or change the unsuitable item by your supervisor
or line manager to maintain or company’s image.