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2. I think it's fine if they want to provide a dress allowance.

Wed May 14, 2025, 05:14 PM

18 hrs ago

It's essentially a uniform, so provide a reasonable reimbursement for people having to go out and buy the required clothes.

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More than 1,000 Starbucks baristas go on strike to protest new dress code [View all] Omaha Steve 19 hrs ago OP

If they want to be more 'welcoming' GenThePerservering 18 hrs ago #1

I think it's fine if they want to provide a dress allowance. LisaM 18 hrs ago #2

If I recall correctly, the company said it would provide the shirts. LauraInLA 18 hrs ago #3

It's not so much the uniforms Omaha Steve 18 hrs ago #6

This is frivolous and hurts union reputations. Envirogal 17 hrs ago #7

I doubt that anyone in Az or TX wears black in the summer. Hope22 17 hrs ago #8

Ok.... Hope22 15 hrs ago #10

They don't have to wear long-sleeved shirts, Ms. Toad 13 hrs ago #11

Simple solution Botany 47 min ago #12

This is not horrible Mossfern 34 min ago #13

At Target the dress code is red shirt and khaki pants. milestogo 26 min ago #14