Most-casual type of attire allowed at workplace on work days
These survey results are from April 2000. For more recent findings, check out our March 2003 dress code survey.Casual
dress code is becoming an issue at many companies. At some firms, the issue is that employees want a more casual dress code.
At other firms, the issue is that the casual dress code feels as if it is getting out of control.
We receive many requests asking for a list of appropriate attire for casual days. We thought you'd be interested in the results from an online poll we conducted from
April 14-24, 2000, in which we asked what the most casual type of attire employees were allowed to wear on most days
of the week. The results in the below graph are based on 235 responses.
It appears that business casual is the most popular type of attire. This does not necessarily mean that your organization should switch
to that attire. Indeed, the decision of what type of clothing to require employees to wear depends upon the type of work
that employees do, and the degree of client contact that they have. Nevertheless, this does give you some idea of what
people are wearing to work. (Note -- this was an online poll, and results are representative of people who visited our
web site(s) and chose to participate.)
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Casual
dress code is becoming an issue at many companies. At some firms, the issue is that employees want a more casual dress code.
At other firms, the issue is that the casual dress code feels as if it is getting out of control.
