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For the shoppers or staff? If you mean shoppers from what I have seen that would be a yes!
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Definitely. If you need proof: http://www.peopleofwalmart.com/
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According to peopleofwalmart.com..........omg yes lol.
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yea, but try and enforce it The NAACP, ACLU, PETA, MADD will be protesting in droves
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Loved the link! Yes, I think think that the executives should have to make dresses in the sweatshops they buy from for a year. -And live on their pay.-
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Yes
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Yes they should. +5
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They would never get any customers.
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booty skirts and fuzzy sweaters - same for the women
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Yes. Perhaps, shirt and pants required; LOL! That link cracked me up. I'm still looking at it! It's like a train wreck...you don't really want to look, but you can't help yourself!
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I spent the better part of an afternoon laughing at these pics. It's just beyond funny.
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I think big chain stores like Wal-Mart should. Uniforms are the best dress policy. At my Wal-Mart, the staff wear blue vests. But even more pressing is that TEACHERS in public schools should have a dress code policy. Just because students can dress casually, doesn't mean teachers should. I've seen teachers wearing t-shirts, sweats, and dirty runners in classrooms, hair unkempt, as though they've just woken up or went for a jog around the block! I think most are just lazy---for them, comfort and convenience are more important than self-respect and dignity.
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