Common use of Jewelry Clause in Contracts

Jewelry. No excessive jewelry is allowed. Example: Bangle bracelets, large hoop or dangle earrings, long necklaces or rings that may present a safety hazard. Do not wear any jewelry that must be removed to perform assigned tasks. Consequences for not following dress code: 1st Offense: Verbal warning, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. A time extension may be granted by the instructor for valid reasons (example: size not available) 2nd Offense: Written warning, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. 3rd Offense: Written referral warning and/or conference with the career specialist/student advisor, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. 4th Student will be sent home until uniform requirements have been met and a daily deduction of employability skills points

Jewelry. No excessive jewelry is allowed. Example: Bangle bracelets, large hoop or dangle earrings, long necklaces or rings that may present a safety hazard. Do not wear any jewelry that must be removed to perform assigned tasks. Consequences for not following dress code: 1st Offense: Verbal warning, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. A time extension may be granted by the instructor for valid reasons (example: size not available) 2nd Offense: Written warning, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. 3rd Offense: Written referral warning and/or conference with the career specialist/student advisor, daily deduction of employability skills points and may be sent home to change into uniform. 4th Student will be sent home until uniform requirements have been met and a daily deduction of employability skills points.