Starbucks CEO announces new requirement for workers
Since taking over the role as Starbucks' CEO, Brian Niccol has emphasized the need to bring the company back to its roots by focusing on core products, personalizing the coffee shop experience like it once did, and preventing price increases.
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Starbucks imposes a new dress code on all its baristas in North American stores
Starbucks (SBUX) has just imposed a new dress code on its baristas across all North American stores, which will take effect starting May 12. This marks the company's first time updating its dress code in nearly a decade.
"The more defined color palette includes any solid black short and long-sleeved crewneck, collared, or button-up shirts and any shade of khaki, black, or blue denim bottoms," said Starbucks in the announcement.
The company states that this change was made to enhance its iconic green apron by simplifying color options and allowing baristas to focus on crafting beverages and connecting with customers. It also creates a sense of familiarity with the brand, as it has been Starbucks' signature symbol for multiple decades.
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I'm not going to buy your overpriced coffee just because your employees dress nicer.

AllyCat
(17,837 posts)Im done with that place.
MichMan
(14,922 posts)Besides, Starbucks is providing them.
Raven123
(6,604 posts)Pretty sure the drive thru customers couldnt care less what colors the staff is wearing
Irish_Dem
(68,464 posts)It is a no brainer to get dressed in the morning.
And you don't have to have a big work work wardrobe, so saves money.
sdfernando
(5,679 posts)the type or color of your clothes will do this. to focus on crafting beverages and connecting with customers