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Starbucks baristas told us why they aren't sold on the chain's new dress code
- Starbucks is changing its dress code for store employees next month, requiring solid-black shirts and specific bottoms.
- Some Starbucks baristas are not happy with the new dress code and feel the company should focus more on operational issues.
- Baristas expect out-of-pocket costs for additional clothes to manage the week without frequent laundry.
- The dress code change, effective May 12, has raised concerns about limited options and potential impact on employee expression.
- Employee dissatisfaction also extends to concerns about long wait times, understaffing, and a shift in company priorities.
- Starbucks plans to offer a variety of black shirts, including some promoting employee groups for minorities.
- Baristas express worries about the practicality and sustainability of frequent laundry requirements with limited work outfits.
- Some employees may have to spend out-of-pocket on clothing to comply with the dress code, leading to frustration and financial burden.
- The dress code change is seen as part of Starbucks' broader efforts to enhance customer-barista connection and store experience.
- Overall, the dress code shift has sparked mixed reactions among Starbucks employees, emphasizing the importance of operational improvements.
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