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Date Posted: 07:11:32 11/19/00 Sun
Author: ajjones22
Author Host/IP: nas-73-65.boston.navipath.net / 216.67.73.65
Subject: Uniform standards in the work place

I work in a restaurant where there has only been a "not so mandatory" dress code, just dress nice. That is for working the door as a host. The rest of the staff has standard uniforms, two shirts and two pants given to employee with the option to buy more,at employees expense. Now the management decided to enforce a rule in which the door staff has to wear black pants and a black Oxford shirt, no exceptions. Can they legally do that without giving us a certain amount of time to obtain the clothes or without suppling at least one uniform or even without reimbursing the amount of money spent on their now mandatory dress code uniforms. This restaurant is a major, corporate store located in Massachusetts. Thanks in advance for your help and/or advice.

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