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New Company Policy: Smith Atlas Company is considering implementing a new dress code that must be followed by all employees, no exceptions.

Meeting Details: A mandatory meeting regarding the policy change will be held Monday, June 13th, in conference room C at 9am.

Be Prepared to Share: The policy has not yet been implemented however this policy could have a big impact on how our business is appreciated so we encourage you to come ready to share your ideas as well as comments demonstrating if you are for or against the policy in question.

Attendance: This meeting is mandatory and any absences without good reason will result in serious

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