Starbucks baristas told us why they aren't sold on the chain's new dress code

Source: Business Insider

Starbucks is set to change its dress code for store employees next month. AP Photo/Lindsey WassonSome Starbucks baristas told BI they're not impressed by the chain's new dress code. Starbucks will provide two free shirts, but they said they expected to pay for their own extra clothes.

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