Bloomberg's Chris Rovzar says workplace dress codes are evolving as warmer weather, changing office culture and designer collections prompt more employees to consider wearing shorts to work. He says a Bloomberg survey finds opinion remains divided, with supporters arguing shorts can be professional in the right setting while critics maintain traditional business attire still sets the standard. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg's Chris Rovzar says workplace dress codes are evolving as warmer weather, changing office culture and designer collections prompt more employees to consider wearing shorts to work. He says a Bloomberg survey finds opinion remains divided, with supporters arguing shorts can be professional in the right setting while critics maintain traditional business attire still sets the standard. (Source: Bloomberg)
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