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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2025-26
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<blockquote data-quote="TortillaTC" data-source="post: 245643" data-attributes="member: 40677"><p>[ATTACH=full]7948[/ATTACH]Curious what people will think of this WG question, I don't understand why the answer is Strong Argument here. The initial statement simply mentions having a "uniform dress code" - the argument at hand implies that a uniform dress code cannot be relaxed and comfortable for a dress policy, which is why I picked Weak Argument first: it'd be weak argumentation to assume that a uniform dress policy is immediately unrelaxed and uncomfortable, it is just uniform aka similar among all workers. Or "relaxed" in this context means leaving it up to the individual instead of enforcing a uniform rule?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TortillaTC, post: 245643, member: 40677"] [ATTACH type="full" alt="Screenshot (801).png"]7948[/ATTACH]Curious what people will think of this WG question, I don't understand why the answer is Strong Argument here. The initial statement simply mentions having a "uniform dress code" - the argument at hand implies that a uniform dress code cannot be relaxed and comfortable for a dress policy, which is why I picked Weak Argument first: it'd be weak argumentation to assume that a uniform dress policy is immediately unrelaxed and uncomfortable, it is just uniform aka similar among all workers. Or "relaxed" in this context means leaving it up to the individual instead of enforcing a uniform rule? [/QUOTE]
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