The pros and cons of wearing a uniform to work can vary from person to person. If you consider yourself a creative type, being forced to wear a uniform every day might eventually take a toll on how happy you are at your job, especially if there’s no room for self-expression. On the other hand, knowing exactly what you’re going to wear to work day in and day out can be something of a perk; you don’t have to fuss over picking out an outfit!
But if wearing a uniform to work sounds like your worst nightmare, your best bet is to avoid the below professions. According to PayScale’s new report on dress codes at work, these jobs will almost always require a uniform.
Security Guard
median pay: $25,000 per year
Diesel Mechanic
Median pay: $43,000 per year
Automotive Service Technician
Median pay: $38,000 per year
Heating and AC Mechanic
Median pay: $41,600 per year
Sterile Processing Technician
Median pay: $30,900 per year
HVAC Service Technician
median pay: $45,600 per year
Surgical Technologist
Median pay: $41,700 per yer
Maid or House Cleaner
Median pay: $21,200 per year
Delivery Driver
Median pay: $32,500 per year
Maintenance Mechanic
Median pay: $45,400 per year
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