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This step has been taken after the hospital staff came wearing fashionable clothes.
Dress code has been prepared and implemented for doctors and staff in Haryana’s hospitals. Fashionable clothes like jeans, plazo, backless top, skirt have been banned in the new dress code of the health department.
On the other hand, men’s hair will not be longer than the collar. Women will not use stylish dress, heavy jewelry and make-up. The nails will also not be long. Action will be taken by considering the staff not following the dress code as absent from duty.
Prohibition on wearing this in the new dress code
Any color jeans, denim skirt, denim dress, sweat shirt, sweat shoot, shorts, slacks dress, skirt, palazzo, stretch t-shirt and pants, fitting pants, capper, hip hugger, sweatpants, strapless or backless top, crop Top, short top from waist line, deep neck top, off shoulder blouse and sneaker-slipper will not be worn.
Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij.
dress code instructions
- Security, transport, cleaning and kitchen staff must be in their uniform.
- Name plate is mandatory for hospital staff. In which it is mandatory to have the name and position of the employee. Except the nursing cadre, white shirt and black pant can be worn first.
- Clothes should not be too open or tight. Unusual hairstyles or haircuts will also not do.
- Civil surgeons have been given the right to decide the color for the dress code.
2 big reasons for making dress code
- Instead of female staff dress, she was coming wearing plazzo, embroidered suit, pajami top, short kurti and tight clothes.
- Male staff were coming wearing jeans, T-shirts, sports or loafer shoes, sneakers.
What color dress civil surgeon will decide
The Health Director has sent these orders to all the hospitals. Apart from doctors and staff, which will also be applicable to all officers and employees during their duty at all times. Officials argue that with this the employees will be identified according to their post. With the maintenance of discipline and equality, patients will be served better.