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Chandigarh Housing Board bans casual attire
‘Gives wrong message about the organisation’
Visiting People will find officers irresponsible: IAS officer

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Chandigarh IAS officer spots employee in joggers, bans casual dressing

Name: Chandigarh IAS officer spots employee in joggers, bans casual dressing
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Description: CEO of Chandigarh Housing Board issues notice to officials to avoid wearing casual attire. He said that it gives a wrong message about the organisation.

CEO of Chandigarh Housing Board issues notice to officials to avoid wearing casual attire. He said that it gives a wrong message about the organisation.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Chandigarh IAS officer spots employee in joggers, bans casual dressing

The Chief Executive Officer of the Chandigarh Housing Board has issued a notice ordering employees to avoid wearing casual or fancy clothes to the office.

According to the Indian Express, the orders were issued after Yashpal Garg, the CEO, saw an official wearing jogging trousers or joggers and a round-neck multi-coloured t-shirt to work on July 19.

Garg stressed about maintaining a professional image and reasoned that people visiting the Chandigarh Housing Board will feel that they are dealing with irresponsible officers.

He also expressed concern about the contractual and outsourced staff coming office in casual attire.