dee_OB
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the state is illinois...i understand about the extremes ie nudity, swimsuits etc..but example for the summer, if shorts are worn for summer with sandals, then nylons will be worn under the sandals...to wear nylons under shorts for a 5 min walk through parking lot to get to locker room to change into scrubs, doesnt make sense..i understand that we must always look professional, that since we are on hospital property, we have to abide by the rules, but can a hospital dictate rules to employees when they are "off the clock" dee
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the hospital that i work at (northwest suburb of chgo) has just started a policy that requires all employees to dress ''business casual'' when coming to work, at work, and leaving work...i am an ob nurse that wears scrubs..i come to work, change into hospital furnished scrubs, clock in and work....the policy now states, no jeans, gym shoes or sandals (unless wearing hose) will be worn to or from work...most nurses, wearing scrubs at work, don't own business casual....question: can a hospital require a dress policy when we haven't clocked in yet....? thank you dee
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the hospital that i work at has just started a policy that requires all employees to dress ''business casual'' when coming to work, at work, and leaving work...i am an ob nurse that wears scrubs..i come to work, change into hospital furnished scrubs, clock in and work....the policy now states, no jeans, gym shoes or sandals (unless wearing hose) will be worn to or from work...most nurses, wearing scrubs at work, don't own business casual....question: can a hospital require a dress policy when we haven't clocked in yet....? thank you dee
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no union for nursing in my hospital.... where could i find the law that discusses: Even if you are at at will employee the rights of the employer do not extend to time that is not paid by the employer and that includes up to the time that you clock in. Federal courts have upheld the right of the employee in those instances. dee
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the hospital that i work at has just started a policy that requires all employees to dress ''business casual'' when coming to work, at work, and leaving work...i am an ob nurse that wears scrubs..i come to work, change into hospital furnished scrubs, clock in and work....the policy now states, no jeans, gym shoes or sandals (unless wearing hose) will be worn to or from work...most nurses, wearing scrubs at work, don't own business casual....question: can a hospital require a dress policy when we haven't clocked in yet....? thank you dee