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5. I don't think so as a lot of companies have dress codes especially the service industry.

Tue Apr 15, 2025, 02:35 PM

Apr 2025

I think that they should allow some leeway for short color though such as red, blue, green and purple.

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Starbucks union hits out at new dress code announcement: 'We're struggling as it is' [View all] Omaha Steve Apr 2025 OP

I took that to mean they can't wear tops of ANY color. Tansy_Gold Apr 2025 #1

"STARBUCKS GOES TOPLESS!" Jack Valentino Apr 2025 #12

I'd be obese! Polybius Apr 2025 #14

How about you provide them, Starbucks? Basso8vb Apr 2025 #2

Yes, they should if they're going to demand a dress code. ificandream Apr 2025 #7

And over-priced.... Jack Valentino Apr 2025 #13

OMG! My barista is wearing a red shirt with blue jeans. Jacson6 Apr 2025 #3

Jumping on the fascism bandwagon? intrepidity Apr 2025 #4

Sure, but why now? intrepidity Apr 2025 #9

I think I'm missing something catchnrelease Apr 2025 #6

Also from the article Ms. Toad Apr 2025 #8

Starbucks...trying to be cool indie coffeehouse GenThePerservering Apr 2025 #10

This comes in the middle of collective bargaining negotiations. LudwigPastorius Apr 2025 #15