What is the Dress Code?
Vacation casual. We recommend shorts, swim-suits, t-shirts and resort wear. However, if you plan on experiencing our gourmet dining, men will need slacks, collared shirt and closed toe shoes and ladies are asked to wear dress slacks, skirt or dress. Additionally, if you plan on going horseback riding, bring a pair of pants.
Although the dress code may vary slightly at different Johnson & Johnson companies, business casual attire is generally considered appropriate, as long as work assignments do not require traditional business attire. This dress code does not mandate casual dress; it is intended to provide employees with a greater choice. For more specific details, please consult the Johnson & Johnson company with which you are interviewing.
Because we are chartering the ship, APHC has the freedom to set our own dress-code policies. We are considerably more relaxed than the standard cruise. Nothing fancier than Sunday-go-to-church clothes will be required, though if you like to dress up, by all means go for it. We will designate three dinners/evenings as semi-formal events. This means that all patrons eating in the main dining room will be expected to dress in at least semi-formal attire and the crew will pull out their dress uniforms. Many people take this opportunity to dress in their finest clothes and make a fun evening out of it, but you sure don’t have to. Be who you are, is what we say. VII.
Conservative summer attire is recommended. We strongly discourage participants from wearing clothes that are revealing or that have inappropriate slogans or prints. Please keep in mind that this program is going to receive a lot of recognition and promotion, so we would like participants to help us present a positive image.
