Call me a dumbass (You're a dumbass!) if I missed it, but is there any clarification on what constitutes a uniform? For example, say the IT company I work for states I have to wear business casual clothes to the office. Does that constitute a uniform? If so, then if I go out on a date with my customer's hot secretary (It could happen! really! heh, I can't even get through that statement with a straight face) wearing clothes that could be worn to the office, then would they have a right to stop me from doing that?
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Call me a dumbass (You're a dumbass!) if I missed it, but is there any clarification on what constitutes a uniform? For example, say the IT company I work for states I have to wear business casual clothes to the office. Does that constitute a uniform? If so, then if I go out on a date with my customer's hot secretary (It could happen! really! heh, I can't even get through that statement with a straight face) wearing clothes that could be worn to the office, then would they have a right to stop me from doing that?