The last place that I worked at that had a dress code dropped it, and that was 20 years ago. I thought the concept had more or less died out.
And that dress code was men should wear a shirt and tie. It really only applied to the sales team, though the head of IT applied it to the IT department as well (the day after he left was the day the men in the IT department stopped wearing ties - except for one guy who liked wearing them). Eventually even the sales team dropped it.
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The last place that I worked at that had a dress code dropped it, and that was 20 years ago. I thought the concept had more or less died out.
And that dress code was men should wear a shirt and tie. It really only applied to the sales team, though the head of IT applied it to the IT department as well (the day after he left was the day the men in the IT department stopped wearing ties - except for one guy who liked wearing them). Eventually even the sales team dropped it.