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Quick Summary
An employer cannot require that its employees purchase clothing from the employer. This does not preclude a business from requiring that a uniform be worn. If an employer requires a uniform, the employer must pay for its cost. Special and detailed rules apply if the employer wants security to ensure that the employee returns their uniform.
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Note - The rules relating to clothing and uniforms can be detailed and are often overlooked
Discussion of whether an employer can require that an employee make a deposit to cover the cost of their uniform
Who pays for general maintenance and cleaning of a uniform
What agreements an employer can require when uniforms are provided
Legal Research - Text of pertinent California statutes
Legal Research - Text of pertinent California Wage Orders
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