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Starbucks Baristas Get the OK to Wear Ugly Hats, But Not Cool Ones | GQ
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Strozier Starbucks Now Hiring Employees Just to Stand Around — The Eggplant
Starbucks Dress Codes for Employees? - starbmag
Starbucks baristas are showing their style with a new dress code
Starbucks Updates Dress Code, Sparking Celebration
Fedoras? Yes. Bright plaids? No. The meaning of Starbucks' new employee dress code - The Washington Post
Creighton Dining on Twitter: "We held our 1st ever Barista Competition @Creighton @Starbucks today! Scores will be tallied and winner chosen Friday. Join us July 24-25th as we host the District Barista
New Starbucks dress code leads to #boycottStarbucks - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Get Ready To Show That Ink, Baristas: Starbucks Changes Policy To Allow Some Visible Tattoos – Consumerist
Starbucks dress code lets workers' freak flag fly | Nation's Restaurant News
The Starbucks dress code update: Unnatural hair, blue jeans, plaids and patterns. - StarbucksMelody.com
Starbucks' New Dress Code: Purple Hair And Fedoras OK, But Hoodies Forbidden : The Salt : NPR
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Starbucks Relaxes Dress Code, Allowing Baristas to Show More Flair - ABC News
Another look at the new Starbucks dress code. - StarbucksMelody.com
New Perk for Starbucks Employees: A More Relaxed Dress Code | Money
Weird Rules That Starbucks Workers Have To Follow
Starbucks Dress Code: What is the dress code at Starbucks? - Zippia
Starbucks Coffee on Twitter: "Thanks to our dedicated baristas and @FeedingAmerica, we've donated over 10 million meals to local food banks. Learn more at https://t.co/WGxVUYFvKk. #HungerActionMonth https://t.co/j0DWRcOeO6" / Twitter
Starbucks releases new dress code urging staff to 'open closets and have fun' | Daily Mail Online
The Secret Meaning Behind All Of The Starbucks Apron Colors
Fedoras? Yes. Bright plaids? No. The meaning of Starbucks' new employee dress code - The Washington Post
Seniors only staff at Mexico City Starbucks
Starbucks Changes Dress Code, Hair Policy
