When I worked in a bar it was a rule, in the health and safety training, that you had to have a shower before you came on shift. I once had to fire someone for their lack of hygiene and I had to give someone else a warning because they had BO. Hygiene is important, no one wants to be able to smell BO and dirt while they're on a night out.
Imagine being a little old dear, needing a bit of help and that stinking, cheesy heifer comes in with his great, unwashed body and tabard, I'd rather not, thanks.
I work from home and I have a stand up wash at the sink each morning, it takes about 10 minutes (I shower each evening) so not having a shower is no excuse, in my eyes. It isn't expensive to fill a sink or buy soap, nor does it take much time and he hasn't got long hair to wash or dry, either. No excuse for uncleanliness
) my mum works in a hospital and always wears a clean uniform every day (and it's washed on a hot wash seperate to anything else)and she comes home and goes to work in a completely different outfit,trousers,shoes everything.
