EmploymentQuestion 33 of 690
An employer may require employees to wear a uniform. Who pays for the uniform?
a.Always the employee
b.Always the employer
c.The employee, if it can be worn as street clothes
d.The employer, if the uniform is a required condition of employment
Explanation
If wearing a uniform is required as a condition of employment and it cannot be used as ordinary street clothing, the employer must provide and maintain the uniform at no cost to the employee.
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