new dress codes

[wagegoth]

I got "evaluated" today, as in a manager checked I was wearing the right uniform and I was working efficiently. I got everything perfect except for one thing - I wasn't wearing the uniform belt! lol When I started I was told I didn't need one cos my pants fit nicely. But now the manager's gonna track one down for me.

Though I did tell him that if he ever checked if I was wearing it by lifting my shirt a little (we don't tuck them in) then I'd slap him. He said that was fair.

I wonder how many visible butt crack complaints were required to make wearing a belt part of the dress code.

[RavenStarr]

When I first started my job, the dress code was different than what it is now. It used to be: Khaki pants or shorts with a white collared shirt ,and an apron with the store logo. If you wore the shirt with the company logo on it, you didn't have to wear an apron.

Well I bought a shirt with the company logo just so I wouldn't have to wear an apron. About 6 months later or so they come up with the idea that everyone must wear the shirt with the logo on it.

Now this would be fine except for one thing. Not only do we have to wear the shirt with the company logo on it, we also have to wear the apron with the company logo on it as well. That is so stupid. The shirt already has the company logo on it. What the hell is important about the apron.

I'm just waiting for them to come up and say we have to wear khaki pants issued by the store.

[sarahj]

I got "evaluated" today, as in a manager checked I was wearing the right uniform and I was working efficiently. I got everything perfect except for one thing - I wasn't wearing the uniform belt! lol When I started I was told I didn't need one cos my pants fit nicely. But now the manager's gonna track one down for me.

Though I did tell him that if he ever checked if I was wearing it by lifting my shirt a little (we don't tuck them in) then I'd slap him. He said that was fair.

[Bella_Vixen]

When I worked at the Evil Empire Store, cashiers were required to wear khakis or slacks, but the floor workers could wear the rattiest jeans ever known to man. I never thought that was fair, because their pants were more noticable than ours were.

[Gurndigarn]

So is WM doing away with the blue vests with the "How can I help you" on the back?

They've realized that they don't hire enough people to actually help their customers? Or pay them enough to make them want to help their customers?

[Giggle Goose]

So is WM doing away with the blue vests with the "How can I help you" on the back?

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

Is your store open 24 hours?

Or are you working during times when the store is still open? If so, I can understand having a dress code. If you are on the floor, they want you to be in uniform so you can help customers if needed.

We are going to be open 6 or 7 am to 11 pm starting Black Friday--I imagine I will have to be in uniform for at least the time the store is still open while I am working.

[dawntazz]

why is it everyone thinks when u run a business. everyone should look alike.

walmart is getting ready to inforce a dress code. even for third shift. it really sucks.

khaki colored pants with a blue pull over polo shirt. with walmart on the boob.
k my problem is for one i dont like it enough to display it on my boob.
for two i work third noone is freakin there so y should i have to wear it.

i just dont get it. dress codes are not me dont like em at all.

me id rather wear a tank top so when im working im not getting hot and sweating.
and jeans cause they dont show the filth from the floor and backroom.

that place is nasty.
instead they want everyone to see how nasty the place is i guess.