While I agree with many points posted here on this thread here are my thoughts on the topic.
> I think employees should be in correct dress code whenever in the park. Employees represent the park, and interact with the guests; they should look professional.
> The issue with nametags. Has nobody realized that this could be a security issue? They should have them at all times, no questions asked.
> One thing that ticked me off very much this year. A group of 4 "associates" wearing the Blue PKI Polo Shirts, walked through the line of Vortex got to the front, took off their shirts; and rode. What a cheap way to line jump, especially when the wait was less than 10 minutes.
> One experience I've seen on Delirium. There's this tall skinny girl that I have seen working on numerous occasions. Either in the booth or checking restraints. She's always chewing gum, never smiles and never looks happy. She also has her shirt halfway tucked in. In other words the front is in, the back isn't. Not very good looking if you ask me. Another part is her hair, but we can't control that.
In other words I think PKI should enforce their dress code strictly. Yes I also think security could be in charge of doing so. PKI could have a uniform that everyone hated, and was ugly; but they don't. They have something casual, but very nice looking; up until the point employees don't let them look good.