Let's talk about unnecessary dress codes. Sure, there are certain jobs where the clothing you wear is important. Healthcare workers and firefighters are a couple of professions that come to mind. Uniforms can signify that the person who is about to perform a job is the right person to be doing it. However, in most workplace environments, uniforms are less necessary and more performative.
For instance, do all finance bros need to wear a jacket and tie for their jobs? Absolutely not. It should always be about the work before the presentation. If you feel like you genuinely want to wear a jacket and tie to work, go for it! That being said, in reality, the work should speak for itself and the uniform shouldn't speak for the work.
This employee was told by his horrible boss that he had to put his blazer back on because he had tattoos. Now, according to the employee handbook, only inappropriate tattoos need to be covered and this guy's tattoos were far from inappropriate. Plus, it was summer weather! We hope the next time this happens, the employee stands up for himself.
For more stories like this, check out this post about a Karen employee who replaced a door.
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