Be mindful of dress code when returning to office: TCS after ending WFH

Updated : Oct 17, 2023 18:02
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TCS Dress Code: Indian IT major TCS has called all of its employees to Work From Office. In an email, the company has asked the staff to be mindful of the dress code when returning to office.

Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) Milind Kakkad in his email reminded the employees of the importance of adhering to proper dress code. 

“This is key to creating the right impact with stakeholders globally. The dress code policy gives clear guidance on the right attire while carrying out official responsibilities and duties", the email read.

TCS Dress Code Policy

According to the company, Associates are expected to wear business casuals: tucked-in full-sleeved shirts with trousers for men and business dresses for women. This is the costume from Monday to Thursday.

Also Read: TCS sees 70% workforce return to office, emphasizing in-person collaboration for new hires

Business formals are a norm for formal events like seminars and summits as well as for client visits. The company allows smart casuals, which include half-sleeved shirts, turtleneck, khakis, chinos, and kurti and salwar (women) etc., only on Fridays.

TCS Employee Integration

The CHRO in his email mentioned that the best way to integrate the new employees who had joined in the past 2 years and have been working either remotely or in hybrid mode is by working from office.

“A large number of our associates have joined us in the last two years and have been working in a virtual or hybrid mode, and it is our responsibility to ensure they are well integrated – working from the office is key to internalise the TCS values and the TCS way,” the email by the CHRO read.

Last week, TCS announced that 70% of its workforce has already returned to the office premises, marking a significant shift from the remote and hybrid work setups that were prevalent over the past few years.

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