Read them and laugh (or weep?) -- and be thankful that most of these don't apply to you.
- It is essential that you present a business-like, well-groomed appearance.
- New employees should consider following the guidelines while making future purchases.
- Special prices on clothing are offered from time to time for employees. Check the local newspapers for deals located in the Employee's Cafeteria.
- Watch the fashion displays for new ideas also in the Employee's Cafeteria
- It's important for employees to "Be Business-Like and Fashion-Right."
- To be a successful business woman you must look the part .
- To accomplish the "business look" wear solid colors such as black, grey, navy, dark green, brown or beige.
- Accessories are "wardrobe stretchers" that give basic dress a new look.
- Fashion colors along with designer styles may be worn in a fashion department such as, The Moraine Shops, Boutiques or Junior Shops.
- Fabrics should be heavy enough to not show undergarments.
- Always wear a skirt liner with knits.
- Necklines should never be too wide or too deep. Dress for modesty while reaching or bending.
- Sleeveless dresses should not be worn by mature women.
- Buttons of any kind may not be worn if their size is large than a U.S. 5 cent piece.
- DON'T chew gum, put a pencil behind your ear, wear too much jewelry, apply make-up or comb hair in the presence of a customer.
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