Uniform standards
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Everywhere
Posts: 253
Uniform standards
It’s good to see that with closed loop, poor morale, non negotiated contracts etc etc etc that the third floor has its head screwed on with the latest edict on dress standards. Good on ya for that genius move, I can see morale soaring now……
Join Date: Aug 2014
Location: Australia
Age: 49
Posts: 105
I still remember my humiliating dress down in the terminal in HK by an STC for wearing my jacket but not having it buttoned up (as clearly stated in op's A), what a company ! I don't miss that rubbish.
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Down Town
Posts: 23
No, not unreasonable at all, you are absolutely correct. Call me old fashioned, but is it really so unreasonable to expect a colleague not to “dress another down” in public.
The level of self importance here is embarrassing.
The level of self importance here is embarrassing.
Join Date: Sep 2020
Location: SmogLand
Posts: 9
What standard?
do you think passengers care if pilots are wearing ties after a flight? give us a break… do you care when the MTR operator is not wearing his hat and tie? Get over your ego and start accepting that a career in CX is now the joke in the industry.
do you think passengers care if pilots are wearing ties after a flight? give us a break… do you care when the MTR operator is not wearing his hat and tie? Get over your ego and start accepting that a career in CX is now the joke in the industry.
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Here & there
Posts: 819
It reflects just as badly on you personally as it does the company. If you feel comfortable walking around looking like a sack of 
then so be it, but don’t expect any sympathy from anyone, especially the pax.
then so be it, but don’t expect any sympathy from anyone, especially the pax.
