Employers are relatively relaxed on dress codes in 2011, with 'business casual' dress codes the most common arrangement, latest XpertHR benchmarking research on dress codes reveals.Nearly three-quarters of organisations have a dress code in operation.
The most common types of dress code among UK employers are 'business casual' or 'smart casual' dress codes (see chart).
Subscribers to XpertHR Benchmarking can drill down into the complete
benchmarking data from the 2011 dress codes survey.
The survey is based on responses from 218 organisations currently operating 269 different dress codes, which cover a total of 163,483 employees.
The survey is based on responses from 218 organisations currently operating 269 different dress codes, which cover a total of 163,483 employees.
- Benchmarking dress codes in 2011 Read more about the survey findings.
- Dress Codes 2011 Access the complete XpertHR Benchmarking dataset.
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- XpertHR dress codes survey: Workplace trends and XpertHR dress codes survey: Defining acceptable work wear Read XpertHR's detailed written analyses of the survey findings.
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