Deutsche Bank Latest to Ditch Dressing Down Policy

Deutsche Bank has become the latest high profile firm to bring an end to casual dressing at work.

According to The Times, the bank is banning blue jeans, midriff tops, baggy clothing, T-shirts and trainers, and staff are being told to tuck shirts into trousers.

A spokesman for the bank commented: "We are a global investment bank, not a sixth-form college."

Dress Codes

Gabriella Wright, an Associate in the Employment Group at Charles Russell, gives the following tips to employers on dress ... (176 more words)

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