(TORONTO, ONTARIO) A lagging economy may be a red flag that layoffs are close behind. Does hearing about layoffs make you feel nervous about your own job stability? Stop hiding under your desk and take control. The House of Salgado, one of the few remaining bespoke (made-to-order) men's suit stores in Toronto knows firsthand how what you wear can go a long way in how you're perceived at your place of employment.

Here are a few tips for Canadians that are looking to survive the next round of company layoffs:
Dress to express your professional ability (Such as detailed, organized, and confident)
Dress to stand-out (Present yourself above the crowd)
Dress to fit your business environment (Dress professionally to suit your business surroundings)
Dress to show strength (Power suits should be dark and fit well)
Take your signal from the people at the top (Dress like the winners in your company)
Dress to express your positive personality (Ensure your positive personality comes out in your shirts, ties, and shoes)
Ensure your dress is tailored, well pressed, professional, contemporary, well thought out and makes you feel like a winner

"The concept of image and packaging applies in the work place. Image in business means everything, therefore, it's important to put your best foot forward," said Mark Salgado, co-owner of House of Salgado. It's important to remember to dress for the expectations of your new boss or employer," he added.


For more information, contact:
Stephen Murdoch
smurdoch@oebenterprise.com
289-241-3997