Can my boss tell me to shave my legs?

Yes. Your employer is allowed to tell you how to groom, at the very least to the extent that your employer is simply asking you to be generally clean and presentable on the job.

Is it OK to show armpit hair?

While armpit hair is absolutely fine, given India’s weather overall, it probably is advisable to not let them grow way too much to avoid excessive sweat and stench. A little bit of growth is absolutely fine, even when you’re shirtless on the beach playing volleyball. However, how you decide to groom it is important.

Can my employer make me wear a dress or feminine clothing?

May an employer have a dress code requiring female employees to wear a skirt? Yes. Dress code policies, such as requiring female employees to wear a skirt, are generally permissible as long as the standards are reasonable and not unduly burdensome or motivated by gender stereotypes.

Are dress codes legal in the workplace?

Many employers require their employees to follow a dress code. Employers regulate clothing, piercings, tattoos, makeup, nails, hair, and more. For the most part these dress codes are legal as long as they are not discriminatory. For example, men and women can have different dress codes if the dress codes do not put an unfair burden on one gender.

What is the dress code at Harrah’s Casino?

For example, Harrah’s Casino implemented a dress code requiring women to wear extensive make-up, stockings, and nail polish, and required them to curl or style their hair every day. Men, however, only had to maintain trimmed hair and nails.

Can my employer require me to wear sexy uniforms?

If looking sexy is part of your place of work’s image, then sexy uniforms can be required. However, there should be a bona fide reason for your employer to require you to wear sexy clothing, and employers are usually not allowed to require sexy uniforms if your workplace has nothing to do with a sexy image.

Are more employers requiring more formal attire?

In today’s work world, more employers are requiring more formal attire. While in the last decade there was a trend for employers to be more laid back, and they allowed such things as “casual Friday,” in the last three to four years, some employers are taking a step back towards requiring a more formal way of dressing.

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