Hair must be neat and clean, away from the face and properly restrained. The only jewelry allowed is a wedding or engagement ring and one earring per ear. Most chains live up to their reputation for standardized systems when it comes to appearance codes. In addition, FitzGerald says, society has become more tolerant of self-expression. Today, it's much more common for people to attempt to look different.
Uniforms consist of company-supplied ties and aprons over white shirts and black pants.
In some workers' and operators' opinions, yes. But appearance codes are rarely a problem for those who are upfront during the interview process, notes FitzGerald. They reflect the image of our business. If the answer is yes, FitzGerald says, the first day of work brings no surprises.