In life there are many concepts that are argued to either be beneficial or negative to a specific case, dress codes are one of them. Lots of places from high schools, to restaurants and workplaces to even the military have to follow a specific dress code. Some might be so strongly with the idea of setting specific dress codes, and others not so much. Having a dress code in workplaces sets a specific image, develops equality, and fosters team spirit.
When one set foot in a workplace where all the employees are in dress code, one gets the feeling of a specific image being set. Walking into a workplace where the employees are for sure not in a so called uniform, however all of them following guidelines set by the company, one knows that this company wants to set this specific image. The dress code might even portray the company’s morals and standards throughout the employees’ image. The dress code will vastly improve the ambience of the workplace, and will hopefully make anyone entering gets a quick idea on its principles. Let’s picture this, one enters a specific workplace where every single employee is in a different color and some employees may be even dress inappropriately to work, one gets a vibe that this
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When one that may be not the same class as the rest of the employees, doesn’t own what they own and comes to the workplace feeling insecure, one might not even give the way one wants to. This same person with a dress code that can be followed will feel equal to all the other employees and will give ideas and opinions. This sense of equality will make all employees relaxed that all employees are the equivalent to each other in specific ways that might have been causing insecurities around the workplace. Simply dressing in standards that are set for the employees that have to be followed by everyone will cause
Dress codes are essentials for all schools across America. Dress codes will set the tone for students to be safe because they will help reduce violence, increase student safety, and provide a positive learning environment.
A Company’s dress codes is very important, and it’s not just about projecting a corporate image. Having a work place dress code is a deterrent from harassment, removes the guess work out of what is or is not appropriate work attire, provides a sense of oneness regardless of the diversity of the workplace, and in some instances can also help prevent workplace injuries.
Generally speaking, employers have the legal right to establish dress and grooming code for employees. Some companies requires formal business attire, some companies allow employees to dress down on “casual Fridays,” and others adopt a more relaxed dress code throughout the week. Some employers particularly in the retail sector, require employee to wear uniform’s bearing the company logos or to dress in particular types and colors of clothing associated with the stores. All of these are legal as long as they do not discriminate. A dress code might by discriminatory if it is treated employees differently based on a protected trait or if it has a disproportionate effect on members of a protected class.
The Dress Code is also to help from distractions like weird, strange clothes, it often distracts the students from learning. Not only that, but in High School there is large groups of gangs, and they can’t wear clothing that represents them and wear anything offensive, because then less violence will occur.
In today’s society looking good is important, especially in the working environment. Every occupation has some sort of dress code for employees to follow. Dress codes can range from wearing suits to gym shorts depending on one’s occupation. Employers decide if the candidate is qualified for the job based on appearance, and then what you wear for the job based on the company’s dress code. The question is can one’s employer dictate what is appropriate dress outside of the job? Employers should only have a say of what one wears while representing the company.
The phenomenon of casual dress in the business place has come full circle. Many companies are now moving away from casual dress. Many business leaders have come to realize that the nonverbal signals sent by casual dress, conflict with the image the company is attempting to portray. A trend that was seeing more and more companies opting for casual dress, now has companies considering a complete withdraw from this popular business fashion. Companies will need to completely overhaul their dress codes if casual dress is to survive.
"Dress Code!" MasterFILE Complete. Educational Leadership, Dec.-Jan. 2014-2015. Web. 18 Feb. 2016. This article comes from the point of view of a school principal Thomas R. Hoerr. Hoerr starts of with a comment that was made to him about a young girl and what she was wearing. The comment referred to her undergarments. The author continues to explain the two points he learned, and because of those points, he made his school a casual place. The dress code he established only proclaims to be “neat and clean.” The author saw no problem until the attire came so close as to be dressing at the beach, so he conducted a meeting with his staff and decided something should be said. When the author wrote the work dress guidelines, he got the input of the teachers and what should be expected by each guideline. However, the author only sent out the draft to people who had worked with him for fifteen or more years, so the question arose that the world is changing and he needed opinions from younger teachers. When he received feedback, he was questioned on if some codes really made a difference, and he made some changes. Next Hoerr tells his readers that when they give a restriction on something, they must have a rational reason why. Hoerr’s reason was that the school staff needed to have a professional experience, which make since because some students might not take their teacher seriously if he or she is dressed for bed. This article uses logos by appealing to logic on
Dress code is put into place to keep students from being bullied for how they dress and how some people may treat them different depending on what they wear. There is a lot of evidence that show students losing time in the class room because they are too worried about there personal apparel. David Brunsma, a sociologist who wrote Uniforms in Public Schools: A Decade of Research and Debate in 2005, says,
School is in the 'business' of learning. School is the place where the next lawyers, bankers, CPA's and Doctors are given the fundamentals of working in this economy. One of the basics of our culture in the working world is conservative dressing, dress code, or even uniforms. What is wrong with sending our kids the message that they are in 'the business of learning' by enforcing dress codes?
Dress codes regulate what can be worn in certain places, such as schools and facilities. These codes are controversial where ever they are enforced. People tend to think that the government does not have the power to tell them they cannot wear certain articles of clothing and the fact that some schools do it can throw people into a fit. Some people believe that dress codes stifle personal expression, that a dress code is the same thing as a uniform. Many people do not remember that individualism goes beyond clothes, and that a dress code will help kids to be more than the clothes they have or do not have. Dress codes allow students to set themselves apart from others by their actions not their appearance.
Every weekday morning during the school year, I wake up in order to get ready for school. I eat breakfast, board the bus, and hope my day will be a good one. Once I exit the bus and enter the school, I am unpleasantly greeted by girls hanging out of their shirts along with boys' behinds falling out of their pants. Immediately, my hopefulness evaporates and is replaced with disgust. As I get past those crude sights, I witness a fight due to one student bullying another based on the unfashionable and plain clothes he wears. My day that was supposed to be great has been disturbed again. I know that I am not the only person troubled by these almost daily sights. Therefore, in order to achieve a less distracting workplace and help eliminate violence, Perry Meridian High School (PMHS) needs to implement a stricter dress code.
What is the purpose of a dress code in schools? It is there to make sure we dress for success and we come to school ready to learn. That is what a dress school is for right? Or is it implemented into our schools to make students conform to how society wants them to be and be obedient to the people who make these types of rules? Here at Apple Valley High School (AVHS), we have a strict dress code and that is problematic. While there are some pros to schools having a dress, the cons of having it may very well outweigh the pros. There are many reasons why dress codes may be harmful, and at AVHS it is strictly enforced.
We see stories Social media has more stories of girls being sent home because of dress code violations. Maybe the problem isn’t the students, but dress codes in general. Dress codes ultimately disrupt the pursuit of knowledge for the students, encourage gender bias, and can be dangerous. If we want the younger generations to succeed in the education system, we should utilize school uniforms. Uniforms in schools from elementary to high schools, will promote gender equality and facilitate student safety.
Nature’s brilliance During the literary Romanticism period, there was a big upsurge in the attention and importance of nature. This is because the mavericks and writers of this time laid great prominence not only upon the splendor and grandeur of nature, but the sovereignty of the natural world. To a certain extent, these romanticists viewed nature the way a devout Christian would view Jesus. A great example of this borderline zealous obsession with nature is beautifully displayed in “The World is Too Much with Us” by William Wordsworth.
This makes the office, school or whatever the setting might be look bad as well not just the workers who are helping keep the facility up and running. “People not dressing according to their job doesn’t bother me that bad but it does makes me think twice about coming back to wherever the place I was at,” Travis Walker said. Dressing sluttly in a high class setting can make sells drops for people who actually invest in that business on the regular. “I believe the dress code in these places are getting worse especially in school settings. Teachers are dressing however they want with too little dresses and too much of a low cut shirt.