Long Sleeve Cotton Work Shirt

body warmers. We have to spen at least 2 hours on the chillers and freezers each day it is cold with my current long sleeve coat. can they expect me and my staff to do this in a short sleeve cotton shirt?

They must supply you with adequate protective clothing, under health and safety regulations.

If they don't, then refuse to go in chillers or freezers until they do.

2008-08-14 06:03:41 by Tracy J

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You know the shirts like men wear but for women. I am wondering if I should wear them if I am trying to look feminine at work.

It won't look masculine as long as you get a women's shirt, and it's quite slim fitting.
If you are allowed in work, wear quite a thick black belt just above your waist, to give it that more feminine look.

Hope this helps,
x

2008-08-22 01:30:19 by Maddie

Price: $32.00 $24.99

Square bottom tucks in comfortably
Wrinkle-Resistant Fabric With Stain-Repel And Release Finish

I recently found out I was pregnant, I'm a bartender at Red Lobster, our uniforms are white cotton button up long sleeve shirts with no logos or decoration of any kind no ties or anything like that. I'm having trouble finding one. Any body have a clue where I can find any? Btw, i'm petite and the mens shirts are not going to work.

If they provide your shirts just ask 4 a larger one and tuck it in. If you're petite it'll look cute on you.

2009-07-10 17:04:07 by Grace

Price: $34.00 $32.00

Extra long tail
5 1/4 ounce poly cotton twill
65% Polyester, 35% Cotton

A Politicain can wear a suit at work, and at a dinner, a party, nightclub, church, and it is deductible.

Let me assume here *sarcasm*... ...So my grease covered, burned up and stinking Carharts are "OK" to wear elsewhere, thus cannot be tax deducted. Let me show up at Jury Duty wearing that!

These items cannot be tax deductible, because they can be worn at places other than at work:
- Denim jeans or cotton pants
- Cotton long-sleeve shirts
- Cotton head cap, or handkerchief
There are a few more items, but I don't know what they are, being that I never deducted them. Not worth the time.

Obviously I don't show up to work naked, so "something" must be deductable. The items I mentioned above are specifically REQUIRED as per OSHA and within all safety rules at the jobsites that I go to.
The clothing that mentioned are "regular clothes", but meet or exceed the safety requirements. There is no official brand of work clothing.

Just another way to stick the average working guy.
Also, there are no "rented" uniforms for clothing that gets weld spots, burns, permenant stains, bleached, etc. This is real work in mills, not janitor uniforms. Most uniforms are treated and can be hazzardous.

Sorry, but the politician's suit is NOT deductible either.

If the clothing COULD be worn elsewhere it's not deductible. Even if you'd never wear it elsewhere isn't a factor.

Safety gear IS deductible, though. So, your steel-toed boots, hard hat, safety slings and harnesses, protective eye-wear, etc. ARE deductible.

2007-02-19 19:14:24 by Mr. Spin

the specified items are work wear used by workers in sugar cane plantations

Try any company that specializes on jeans importing.

2006-06-25 04:52:44 by Nhlanhla D