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I would go with business casual. When I went to a hiring session the range was from some old geek in a 3 piece polyester suit from 1976 to guys in torn jeans and sneakers. Most, like me were in dockers and polo shirts or jeans and work boots. It is good to look decent for the interview which is usually the afternoon of that day or the next morning. Don't sweat it too much if you don't get hired that afternoon and have to interview the next day. I was local to my hiring session and was interviewed the next day along with two other guys. One was sent by the State unemployment office and could've cared less. We never saw him again. The other guy and I went to Trainman training together and we are good friends. He is the BLE local chairman these days... <br /> <br />LC
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