Document Type: DOCX
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A Dress Code Policy is a formal human resource (HR) document that outlines the standards of attire and grooming expected of employees within a workplace.A Dress Code Policy contains the following elements:1. Introduction and Purpose2. Scope3. General Appearance Expectations4. Acceptable Attire5. Unacceptable Attire6. Grooming Standards7. Religious and Cultural Considerations8. Casual Days (e.g., Casual Fridays)9. Special Roles/Exceptions10. Enforcement11. Review & Amendments12. Acknowledgment SectionThe main purposes include:1. Maintain a professional work environment.2. Ensure consistency in employee appearance.3. Comply with health and safety regulations (especially in technical or medical fields).4. Reinforce the organization’s public image and culture.5. Create a respectful environment that considers cultural and religious differences.6. Ensure client-facing employees portray credibility and trustworthiness.Order for an editable template here on Sheriaplex.
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