What You Should Wear
Your standard program uniform shirt to be worn while working at your worksite, unless otherwise specified by worksite supervisor
Your NEL T-Shirt.
These contain your DNA or RNA and determine things like your hair color, eye color and blood type, but you cannot wear them to work.
Genes (Jeans)
Sounds like something you eat with meatballs, but you can wear them under a sweater.
Spaghetti Straps.
A type of bottom to wear with your standard program uniform.
Pants, slacks, shorts, capri, skirts.
This person was NOT Michael Jacksons lover, she was just a girl who thinks that he was the one. And you can't wear them to work.
Billie Jean (Jeans)
You don't necessarily have to play tennis to wear these, but they do have to be approved by your site supervisor.
Tennis Shoes
This sweater item is considered business casual.
A popular brand of this item that you cannot wear to work.
Hint: Begins with an "L".
Levi's (Jeans)
These are usually worn in the summertime. It rhymes with ports and need to be approved by your site supervisor.
Shorts
These colors are the designated pant colors to wear to your worksite.
Khaki, black, blue, gray.
Jeans
You don't have to play Polo to wear these, but they do have to be approved by your site supervisor.
Polo Shirt
These types of shoes can be worn at your worksite.
Dress shoes, business casual shoes, loafers, sandals.
These can be red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, white, black, or brown, but you can't wear them to work.
Flip Flops
Describe an entire outfit (other than your standard program uniform) that is appropriate to wear if approved by your site supervisor.
Sports coat, blazer, blouse, dress shirt, polo, sweater.
Blue, black, khaki, gray/slacks, shorts, Business appropriate pants, trousers, slacks, dresses, skirts, pants, or capris or shorts.
Dress shoes, business casual shoes, loafers, boots, sandals.