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Why do organisations ask their staff to wear uniforms?

So Why do organisation ask their staff to wear uniform to work?
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It portrays a sense of order, commitment, identity and hence professionalism. That is precisely the basis of military uniforms. On the practical side, it makes deciding what to wear to work simple doesn't it?

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• Primarily for identification purposes,
  but also it can be to protect their own clothing especially if they have a 'dirty' job
  
  It looks smart to see all staff dressed the same in corporate colours and avoids staff having to
  wear out their own good clothing
  
  I personally don't have a uniform for work , but I wish I did

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• To enhance the identity and image of the company.
  To encourage employees to identify with the company.
  To provide an employee benefit that is tax efficient.
  In many cases to protect the employee from injury or from soiling his or her own clothes.
  To enable employees to recognise other employees.
  To set common standards, especially in the armed forces.

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• identity - to want all its employees to identify with the company goals, and to let customers know who they can get assistance
  
  safety - certain uniforms are fireproof or better for certain work harzard (e.g.,fireman)
  
  uniformity - dont want certain employees to wear "funny" or colourful clothing, or cutshorts

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• So the staff can be recognised from customers. If you are in a shop and need to speak to a member of staff it is very difficult to identify them if they are dressed similar to customers.

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• Make their staff smart and easily recognised by customers.

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• to make them look smart when they are representing the company

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