Aid of Rite is now requiring uniforms. And not the "uniforms" of the past where we basically have an ugly blue smock and can wear whatever we want so long as it's clean, neat, not ripped, torn or stained, not jeans, not offensive, no extensive piercings, tattoos and it's presentable.
Aid of Rite is requiring outfits similar to what "Market of the Waltons" and "Better Purchase" have. Khaki pants and blue polo. However. We have to pay for the uniform out of our own pocket without reimbursement. And. MUST wear black dress shoes. Sneakers are officially banned.
So, now I have to spend what pittance I make as a cashier (the less than $8 an hour I make and I'm one of the highest paid cashiers there) on at least 2 pairs of pants, the ugly blue shirts and somehow locate, purchase and cram my duck-like feet into shoes that offer little to no support when I am standing on my feet for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. I'd much rather spend my tax return on business clothes, not clothes for a company that I despise.
Aid of Rite is requiring outfits similar to what "Market of the Waltons" and "Better Purchase" have. Khaki pants and blue polo. However. We have to pay for the uniform out of our own pocket without reimbursement. And. MUST wear black dress shoes. Sneakers are officially banned.
So, now I have to spend what pittance I make as a cashier (the less than $8 an hour I make and I'm one of the highest paid cashiers there) on at least 2 pairs of pants, the ugly blue shirts and somehow locate, purchase and cram my duck-like feet into shoes that offer little to no support when I am standing on my feet for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. I'd much rather spend my tax return on business clothes, not clothes for a company that I despise.
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