Starbucks baristas are walking off the job all over the U.S. following a new dress code policy. But Arizona employees say ...

Starting May 12, Starbucks is adopting a new dress code. The new rules state that baristas must wear "any solid black short ...

The union representing the coffee chain's baristas filed unfair labor practice changes, alleging the dress code change is illegal.

“The chain said it will also provide employees with two free black T-shirts as ... “The company said the dress code change will maintain the green apron's status as the symbol for Starbucks ...

The dress code requires workers to wear plain black shirts, along with black, khaki, or dark denim pants. In a press release, the company said the change was to "allow our iconic green apron to shine ...

It requires baristas to wear a solid black top as part ... giant's signature green apron, a staple Starbucks look since its debut in 1987. "We’re evolving our dress code in all stores to focus ...

The new dress code — which was announced last month — went into effect Monday, limiting what workers could wear under the green aprons to a solid black shirt and khaki, black or blue denim pants.

black or blue denim bottoms under their green apron. Under the previous dress code, baristas could wear a broader range of dark colors and patterned shirts. Starbucks said the new rules would make ...

The new dress code went into effect on Monday; it requires employees to wear solid long or short sleeve shirts with either khaki, black ... its “iconic green apron shine”—will help drive ...

Starting May 12, Starbucks is adopting a new dress code ... policy-compliant black T-shirts, and the moves are set to highlight the company's iconic green apron. In a blog post detailing the ...

It requires baristas to wear a solid black top as part ... giant's signature green apron, a staple Starbucks look since its debut in 1987. "We’re evolving our dress code in all stores to focus ...