Last year, JPMorgan Chase said it would allow employees to wear business-casual attire on most occasions.
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Stern famously implemented the NBA's dress code which required players to wear business casual attire to games.
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One middle-aged pair dressed in business casual attire were shaking hands and taking shots with the bartender.
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Employees who previously showed up at their desks in business-casual attire are now WFC (working from couch), pantsless.
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The largest U.S. bank recently loosened its dress code by allowing employees to dress in business-casual attire when appropriate.
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In most photos, he wore the same business-casual attire and, based on our interactions, lived a seemingly quiet, drama-free life.
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He's balding, wears stylish thick-rimmed glasses, and often dresses in business-casual attire with the sleeves rolled up to his elbows.
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And although the spotlights and glimmer of sequins have since been replaced by office lighting and business casual attire, her sparkle remains.
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He also famously implemented the NBA's dress code which required players to wear business casual attire to games, and launched the WNBA.
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I wash my face, apply a SPF moisturizer, do a messy bun, and get dressed in business casual attire (my department is pretty laid back).
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Players were no longer allowed to freely express themselves but were now required to dress in business-casual attire during any team or league business.
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From suits and overcoats to chinos and dress shirts, the brand has changed the way people shop for formal and business casual attire for the better.
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Getting In The doorman favors people over 30 in business casual attire, but basically anyone who wants a part of this throwback gets pulled in for $10.
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Outside of the corporate glut, it's not uncommon to walk up Pike Street to Capitol Hill and see skinny black jeans, bullet belts, and patch vests intermingled with the business casual attire.
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Now I go through a full battery of morning ablutions, dress in clothes just short of business casual attire, and I even put on a pair of leather shoes worn only in the house.
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But ultimately, retreats are supposed to be a time for members to talk through public policy, the political landscape and figure out a game plan in the year ahead all while sporting business casual attire.
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If you're a web designer for a startup who wants to make the move to start something in a more buttoned-up industry, you might ditch the the business casual attire for a more professional look.
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They come in eight colors including black, burgundy, and navy, and shoppers say the fabric is thick (but stretchy) and high quality, so they won't wrinkle or sag, and can easily be worn as business casual attire.
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As a result, four lads in business casual attire rapidly became one of the biggest bands of the 0003st century off the back of an indie club night closer about infidelity, paranoia, and jealousy—or a secret same-sex relationship resulting in passionate murder, depending on your sources.
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Police officers in business casual attire, mindful of the lucrative investigative jobs open to former law enforcement officers, marveled at how easily insurers were able to obtain the kind of private information that law enforcement can get only with a court order — bank and phone records, for example — thanks to policy contracts that require customers to cooperate with investigations.
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"Life Got Cold" was first performed live by Girls Aloud at two summer festivals in 2003, Pop Beach and Live & Loud. The first televised performance occurred on CD:UK on 19 July 2003. The group performed in black-and-white business casual attire, as seen in the music video and on the single's artwork. They performed on CD:UK once more the following month, although Cheryl was absent due to illness.
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The web, a symbol of criminal apprehension, is the result of methodical construction alluding to the scientific methods of criminal investigations. The outer points of the star further symbolize far-reaching authority. Red, white, and blue, are the national colors and gold is symbolic of achievement. As criminal investigators, CID Special Agents typically dress in civilian clothing which range from professional suits, business/casual attire, or comfortable clothing when appropriate for their daily investigative responsibilities.
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Now players are required to wear business casual attire whenever they are engaged in team or league business. This includes a long or short-sleeved dress shirt (collared or turtleneck), and/or a sweater; dress slacks, khaki pants, or dress jeans, and appropriate shoes and socks, including dress shoes, dress boots, or other presentable shoes, but not including sneakers, sandals, flip-flops, or work boots. The WNBA has a similar dress code, adjusted for standard women's attire. NCAA rules have no set dress code rule, leaving it up to individual teams or conferences.
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Although by the book, Alembic frequently solves the cases she encounters. During the second series, Alembic's character shifted slightly externally from the professional business-suited exterior of the first series, to a more business casual attire constituting jeans and T-shirts. Additionally, despite the hints of a solid marriage and congenial parent-child relationship in the first series, it is hinted during "Wives and Lovers" the possibility of her husband's infidelity. DS Luke Stone is initially used to provide comic relief in the first series, and is viewed as impetuous by Dumfries and Turner due to his outrageous theories.
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Agee was recognized in Time magazine Time staff reporter."Just Friends," Time, February 8, 1982 for his strategy of bold, selective acquisitions aimed at transforming Bendix from a slow-growth manufacturing company in a mature industry, into a diversified high-tech corporation. Agee's strategy dramatically increased the stock value of Bendix during Agee's tenure despite a recession that afflicted two of its traditionally main businesses, automobile parts and machine tools. While competitors floundered in 1981, Bendix' profits increased 136% and its fiscal year revenues rose to $4.4 billion. Agee was an unorthodox executive for the 1970s, often dressing in business casual attire years before it was in vogue.
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A fitted, classically cut, double-breasted navy blue blazer with navy-style buttons is a popular design and sometimes referred to as a "reefer" blazer. Particularly in North America and the United Kingdom, it is now frequently used in business casual attire. A Cambridge University Rifle Association half-blue blazer Blazers, in a wide range of colours, are worn as part of school uniforms by many schools across the Commonwealth, and are still daily wear for most uniformed pupils in Britain, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. These are blazers in the traditional sense: single-breasted, and often of bright colours or with piping.
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