Walmart (WMT) is changing its uniform dress code to allow workers more options.
All Walmart employees will start being allowed to wear black and khaki denim pants to work in July. Workers that take on physically-challenging jobs are being given even more leeway and can wear bluejeans and T-Shirts as part of the new uniform dress code, reports The Consumerist.
The changes to the Walmart uniform dress code come after it made changes to it late last year. These changes included adding vests and requiring employees to wear collared shirts. The new dress code wasn’t well received by employees.
The Walmart uniform dress code change isn’t the only alteration the retailer is making. It also plans to increase temperatures in its stores following complaints from employees that they are too cold, The Consumerist notes.
Another change coming to Walmart will remove its greatest hits CD. Employees were tired of listening to Celine Dion and Justin Bieber on repeat. Instead, the company will now use its own radio, which it promises will have a more diverse selection of music, reports The Guardian.
