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Air India issues Strict Dress Code, Bans Jeans and T-shirts for employees

Air India issues Strict Dress Code, Bans Jeans and T-shirts for employees

Air India has prescribed a strict dress code for employees and warned against casual attire such as t-shirt and jeans.

 

"Employees must at all times look well groomed, professional and should not wear casual clothes like shorts, T shirts, polos, jeans, slippers, sandals, ripped jeans, flip flops, too tight, too flowy, short, low cut or transparent clothes", in a circular issued on August 25, Air India said.

 

"Management reserves the right to take action for violations, if any," the company said.

 

"We are confident that each employee will use their best judgement when maintaining proper attire and appearance," the circular asserted.

 

The national carrier stated the attire has an impact on its image. "Every employee is a brand ambassador of Air India and his or her appearance demeanor has an impact on the image of the company," it added.

 

"Wherever office uniforms are prescribed, it shall be the official attire of the employees. Where no uniforms are assigned, all employees irrespective of their grades whether permanent, temporary, contractual, apprentices, full time, part time, casuals, interns, etc shall come to work in clothes appropriate to the workplace," Air India has told employees.

 

"Men should wear proper formal trousers and shirts and for women employees it is formal Indian or Western attire," it said.

 

 

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