Well the shirts the company is cleaning now for the minimum wage staff is polo shirts that would be considered street clothes more then I would think a suit would be. I mean i dont go out shopping for grocerys and such in a suit, work weddings church not much more. And I have to repair seats get...
So you would be classifying a suit and shirt and tie as street clothes, and then the large cost of purchasing them and cleaning them would not fall in to this catagory, especially since I have to buy like two new shirts a week and pretty much ruin one suit a week
I work in NY and recently our locations in ny started a cleaning program where our employees can take a clean shirt when they come in and dispose it in a cleaning service bin when they leave. I believe the law states that in ny a company may make an employee wear a uniform, as long as the costs...
I live in NY and am a manager at a movie theatre. I was classified as salary exempt, and non they have put me down to fulltime hourly. My general manager said that I dont fall under the classifications, which after reading them I feel I do. But he said the company was trying to save themselves...