BUSINESS ATTIRE/UNIFORM POLICY Sample Clauses

BUSINESS ATTIRE/UNIFORM POLICY. Uniforms will be provided for, and must be worn by, all customer-facing employees. “Customer–facing” employees are those who have direct contact with customers at their residences, businesses, and at Company locations that serve the public.
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