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7.5 Appearance and Dress Policy <br />The appearance and dress of City employees has a direct reflection on the professionalism of our <br />services. A neat, well-groomed employee presents a positive image of the City and demonstrates <br />the pride of City employees. Appearance and attire significantly influence how community <br />members perceive City staff and the confidence customers have in the City's ability to provide <br />quality services. The standard office attire for employees Monday through Friday will be <br />Business Casual or Formal Business, with some exceptions on Fridays as noted below. <br />APPRORIATE CASUAL /FORMAL BUSINESS ATTIRE <br />• Suits <br />• Sport Coats or blazers <br />• Dress slacks, pants, khakis, colored denim dress jeans (no blue jeans unless working <br />outdoors or in spaces that are not clean; no rips, tears, stains, frayed fabric, etc.) <br />• Dress shirts, polos, blouses, shirts, or sweaters <br />• Dresses, skirts or business capris (no more than 3 inches above the knee) <br />• Any type of business shoes, dress sandals, loafers, clean earth -tone, white or black <br />athletic shoes, but no extreme colors such as violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange <br />and red. (Crocks, flip flops, thongs, or barefoot sandals are not allowed, unless a doctor's <br />note stating the reason for the exception is submitted to Human Resources.) <br />APPROPRIATE CASUAL FRIDAY ATTIRE <br />• Casual sweaters, shirts or polos (slogans or advertising may not exceed 2 inches, other <br />than City logos) <br />• Hooded sweatshirts with a City of Ramsey logo <br />• Casual slacks, pants, and denim jeans (no rips, tears, stains, frayed fabric, etc.) <br />• Periodically, as announced, sport jerseys or team shirts may be worn on casual Friday (in <br />good condition; no sweat pants or wind pants) <br />Employees who take Friday off may not substitute another day for "casual Friday." <br />INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE AND APPEARANCE IN THE WORKPLACE <br />• Unkept personal hygiene and an appearance that is not neat and tidy. <br />• Extreme hair colors and shoes such as violet, indigo, blue, green, yellow, orange and red. <br />• Tattoos that are deemed offensive, including, but not limited to depicting racial, sexual, <br />discriminatory, or gang -related images or obscene language, or those that undermine <br />City's values. Offensive tattoos must be covered while working. <br />• Tattoos on the head, face, neck, and hands are prohibited, excluding a tattooed ring. <br />• Piercings that are loose or dangle, except for earrings or small, snug -fitting nose piercings <br />or studs. <br />• Piercings that interfere with speaking clearly. <br />501Page <br />