Weekly Poll: Summer dress codes
Once the warm weather of summer hits many facilities are inclined to allow some leniency with their dress code policy. We’ve already discussed workplace attire including the safety and infection control hazards of capri style scrubs and Crocs, but what do you think? Do relaxed summer dress codes put employees at risk or is it an opportunity for flexibility?
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OSHA Healthcare Advisor Poll
The OSHA Healthcare Advisor Poll is our weekly questionnaire that is updated every Monday. It is a great opportunity for you to let us know what is going on at your facility, while also getting a look at what your peers have to say. Every week we will post a new question related to healthcare safety. As always, if you have any burning questions of your own, post them in the comments section below and it could become a featured poll question.
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What ever happened with uniform dresses and skirts. Are they saying they are inappropriate attire also because they do not cover the entire legs?
Hose was a given when wearing uniform dresses and skirts. They are cooler to work in, but not to great if your job requires a lot of bending down or climbing on stools etc.
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