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    1. the core requirement should be that it has a collar… since flannel shirts fit that requirement, i see no reason to disagree with Griffith City Council on this decision.

    2. MrSomethingred on

      People on favour of relaxed buisness attire – > People who actually work

      People who are in favour of more professional attire – > “Etiquette experts” and managers

      Sounds about right

    3. TheRamblingPeacock on

      I see nothing wrong with this.

      They are comfy and it’s not like they are saying it’s ok to wear your wife beater or something

    4. LMAO so police can have rolled up sleeves and tatts but a council worker still must wear a button up shirt with full length sleeves? Fuck the elite in charge have a FETISH for dressing their workers. Everyday of this month has felt like 40degrees outside….these people barely make 70k a year.

    5. coupleandacamera on

      Of course. Anyone suggesting differently should under Austrian law be herded into the ocean to swim back to the states. 

    6. Flannel is respectful and tasteful. This should only be newsworthy to encourage other occupations to follow suit

    7. Powerful-Respond-605 on

      Just noting that this only applies to the elected Councillors for the formal meetings rather than the council workers. 

    8. ItsStaaaaaaaaang on

      I mean there’s nothing wrong with a nice flannel shirt if you’re going out for dinner. Why should a local council be any more high falutin than an RSL? Kind of undemocratic to require people to dress a certain way to be involved in politics when you think about it.

    9. Its fine, even federal parliament should relax a bit, just work in business casual or whatever its called.

    10. Jealous-Hedgehog-734 on

      No issue with a long sleeve shirt and jeans but I want to see a wide brim hat and sunnies as well if you’re going to be working outdoors.