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The move is considered an attempt by the IT firm to better engage with its employees and arrest attrition
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Bengaluru: Starting 1 June, employees at Bengaluru-based information technology (IT) firm Infosys Ltd can wear business casuals on all working days, as the company has decided to do away with its dress code.
The move is considered an attempt by the country’s second-largest IT services firm to better engage with its employees and arrest attrition.
“From Monday, June 1, 2015, you can flaunt your smart business casuals all week long!" read an email sent by Infosys to its employees. “Your favourite pair of jeans teamed with that t-shirt you love can now be worn every day, going forward. This was a change that many of you had voiced and requested on various platforms, so we are really excited that it is official now!"
The mail was sent by Infosys to its employees last week.
The mail further said, “We believe that each of you is empowered to make the right decision and dress in a way that will make Infosys proud."
Infosys, like most of other IT companies, allowed casuals only on Fridays.
The change in dress code can also be attributed to Infosys chief executive Vishal Sikka who is usually seen wearing black t-shirt along with a black jacket.
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