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Jr Shikoku Lifts the Ban on Train Drivers Wearing Sneakers; Relaxing Grooming Standards to Secure Talent

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JR Shikoku has revised its internal manual regarding the appearance of its crew members and station staff. Starting from the 1st, it has lifted the ban on wearing sneakers while on duty, including for drivers, and has also relaxed standards for hairstyle and hair color. This will respect the diversity of employees and create a comfortable working environment. It will also help retain and secure the personnel necessary to ensure the safe operatio…

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JR Shikoku has revised its internal manual regarding the appearance of its crew members and station staff. Starting from the 1st, it has lifted the ban on wearing sneakers while on duty, including for drivers, and has also relaxed standards for hairstyle and hair color. This will respect the diversity of employees and create a comfortable working environment. It will also help retain and secure the personnel necessary to ensure the safe operatio…

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Nikkei broke the news in Japan on Monday, June 30, 2025.
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