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personal  grooming  has  been  developed  to  ensure  employees  understand  the  importance  of
               appropriate grooming and hygiene in the workplace or when otherwise representing VISAGE HAIR
               SALON. The standards of grooming and hygiene outlined below set forth the minimum requirements
               to which all employees are required to adhere.

               Appearance:

                   •  Hair
                       Hair should be groomed and appear neat at all times.
                       Pony-tails are not permitted

                   •  Make-Up
                       Makeup should be professional, conservative, tasteful and complementary at all times.

                   •  Fingernails
                       Fingernails and hands must be kept clean.  The length of the fingernail must not extend
                       more than ¼” beyond the tip of the finger.

                   •  Nail Polish
                       Nail polish is permitted providing it is not chipped.


               Hygiene - every employee is expected to practice daily hygiene and good grooming habits as set forth
               in further detail below.
               Oral hygiene – appropriate standards of oral hygiene should be observed, before commencement of
               work and after breaks/meals. Further information on the health benefits of good oral hygiene can be
               found at https://www.dentist.ie/.

               Jewellery - Employees may wear tasteful jewellery in moderation. Where job duties present any type
               of safety risk, jewellery may be prohibited or severely limited. In other areas, moderate (including size
               and amount) jewellery may be worn. No other visible body jewellery/body piercings may be worn
               while an employee is in the workplace.

               Violations - Violations of this policy may lead to disciplinary procedure, up to and including dismissal.



               3.6.4 Fitness for Work
               Should you arrive in work and, in our opinion, you are not fit for work, we reserve the right to exercise
               our duty of care if we believe that you may not be able to undertake your duties in a safe manner or
               may pose a safety risk to others, and send you away for the remainder of the day without pay and,
               dependent on the circumstances, you may be liable to disciplinary action.

               3.7 TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT POLICY
               The Company recognises that continuous training for employees at all levels is essential to ensure its
               efficiency and profitability, and the personal development of every employee.

               3.7.1 Objectives
               The main objectives of our training policy are as follows:
                          •  To  provide  an  effective  induction  programme  for  each  employee  ensuring  an
                              understanding of the Company, his or her campaign, role and individual duties.

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