Can my employer make us wear a uniform?

MissSarah1972

ohreally wrote: »

McDonalds.

Really? In their head office?

ohreally

MissSarah1972 wrote: »

Really? In their head office?

The question was "What sort of office requires a uniform to be worn?"

Apart from your own, point out where the reference to head office is.

skivenov

When I'm in the office in my other job I have the choice of wearing collar and tie or my uniform polo and fleece. I generally go with the polo shirt. It's not a daft colour and I find it more comfortable to move about in.

MissSarah1972

ohreally wrote: »

The question was "What sort of office requires a uniform to be worn?"

Apart from your own, point out where the reference to head office is.

There is an office in MacDonalds fast food restaurant? I never knew they had an office in store? Maybe they do but as I have not been in one since the early 80's I wouldn't know.

Jo_F

westv wrote: »

What sort of office requires a uniform to be worn?!

Headoffice and contact centre for Screwfix is one, all employees have to wear company uniform.

axomoxia

I thought Japanese companies went in for that kind of thing (vague memories of everyone in boiler suits at Honda Swindon). Also Evil Supe-Villian henchmen,they have uniforms, even in the Office (aka Lair).

Macca83_2

I prefer a uniform. No um-ing and ah-ing in the morning as to what to wear. Our uniform also has a selection of different trousers, skirts, dresses and shirts so we don't all end up looking like drones. Plus as said before, you can claim for maintaining and washing.