Dress Code Policy
This dress code HR policy template outlines what is an appropriate dress in the workplace or when attending activities or events in connection with the workplace.
This dress code policy covers what dress code is and provides guidelines for the professional standards required within your organisation. It deals with the standards of behaviour expected when your people are dealing with employees, contractors, volunteers, customers, suppliers, regulatory authorities, and the general public.
This dress code policy template can be adapted to meet the specific needs of your organisation. You can change as little or as much of the content as you like. Some sections may be governed by state and federal legislation. It is important that you seek your own HR or legal advice, maintain this policy as legislation changes and adjust it to meet your requirements.
This dress code workplace policy template is suitable for all your employees, contractors, and volunteers. Once you have adjusted the dress code policy template to meet the specific requirements of your organisation you can deliver it to new starters at induction and as refresher training on a regular basis.
The following topics are covered in this dress code policy:
This dress code policy will take approximately five minutes to complete.
The following learning outcomes will be achieved on completion of this dress code policy:
Once all employees, contractors, and volunteers have completed your dress code policy, the following business outcomes will be achieved for your organisation:
This dress code policy can be uploaded and assigned to your staff via the Safeguard by Sentrient online workplace compliance system or Staffwise by Sentrient human resource management platform. It is best to accompany your dress code policy with workplace relations and safety training, such as the Sentrient online workplace compliance courses.
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