MMI Team Member Handbook 07.2017
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Think Appearance<br />
If you look good, you feel good. Creating thoughtful and meaningful interactions is what <strong>MMI</strong> is all<br />
about, which is why it is important for our associates to have a clean and neat appearance. Wearing<br />
the appropriate uniform helps our guests identify us as helpful and knowledgeable staff.<br />
Your department supervisor will distribute the appropriate uniform based on the position you were<br />
hired for. In cases where team members are not supplied a full uniform, they will be expected to<br />
conform to grooming standards and dress appropriately for the job. The uniform must be worn in its<br />
entirety when the team member is anywhere on company grounds or in any way visible to the public.<br />
This includes periods prior to and following clocking in or out, in parking lots, or going to or from the<br />
break room.<br />
Nametags ‐ In order to continue meaningful interactions with our guests, some of our departments<br />
require nametags to be worn. If you are required to wear a nametag, the name on the tag should be<br />
your legal name. Company issued nametags should be worn with uniforms at all times when on duty.<br />
<strong>Team</strong> members should remove their nametags when they are off site and off duty. Lost or stolen<br />
nametags should be replaced immediately. Uniforms may not be accessorized by other than wearing<br />
company issued pins or tags. This includes the wearing of political or humorous buttons.<br />
Non‐uniform pieces ‐ The uniform for some positions require the team member to select<br />
complimentary clothing on their own. We do not allow excessively faded, tight, frayed, unhemmed, or<br />
patched clothing. Fitted or relaxed pants are acceptable, but baggy pants that expose undergarments<br />
are not permitted. The following types of pants or tops are not allowed: jeans/denim, shorts, skorts,<br />
stirrups, leggings, stretch pants, sweat/wind pants, jumpsuits, spaghetti straps, halter or tank tops.<br />
<strong>Team</strong> members are not allowed to expose their mid‐drifts or undergarments at any time.<br />
If a shirt is worn under a uniform, it must be plain white and should not hang out at the waistline.<br />
Summer season ‐ When weather or job conditions allow, men and women may wear shorts and<br />
women may wear skirts. Shorts and skirts must be of an appropriate length. Skirts and dresses should<br />
be no more than three inches above the midpoint of the knee in length. We do not allow skirts or shorts<br />
to be excessively short, tight, baggy, faded, unhemmed or patched. Please ask your supervisor for<br />
specifics.<br />
Hats ‐ Only company logo hats should be worn while on duty. A hat may or may not be issued as part<br />
of your uniform depending on your position.<br />
Shoes will be functional, clean, polished, and appropriate to the business environment. They will<br />
provide the wearer with good balance. Men will wear coordinating socks. In office settings, dress<br />
sandals may be worn but must have leather soles.<br />
Body Art ‐ If you have a tattoo, it must be covered while on duty. If a tattoo cannot be covered and<br />
remains visible (head, neck, face, hands, or fingers) it must not be offensive. Management reserves the<br />
right to change or modify this policy at any time.<br />
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