Decades ago we were more formal, but how do you regulate your staff for what they wear, their tattoos and their piercings? Does health and safety come into it? Is your company’s dress code restricting the pool of talent available to you? Are you stifling personal expression? This video will shed some light on the matter and help you decide what you can and can’t ask of your staff.
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