Starbucks changes your DRES -Code

Starbucks implements The new DRES -code for workers across the North American store next month, as the coffee giant seeks to update its drawing and raise business with Brian Nicolas CEO.

As part of the updated dress code, which operates on May 12, employees will have to wear a solid black shirt with a short sleeve or a long-sleeve that can either be a neck, collar or in a button style. Employees can also wear the bottom in any shade of hack, black or blue jeans.

According to Starbucks, each employee will also receive two T -shirts with brands.

Starbucks reduced 30% of its “excessively complex” menu

Starbucks said this change “Create a Feeling Dating” for customers, helping the company “provide a more consistent cafe experience, which will also lead to simpler and more clear recommendations for our partners.”

It was the last change made as part of the NICCOL, which took over the post in September and subsequently launched the “Back to Starbucks” strategy aimed at returning the company to its cafe roots. NICCOL works not only to increase profitability, but also to improve the work environment after the company has encountered over the years of pressure rise as a result of associations across the country and consistently disappointing budget quarters As the movement decreased.

Starbucks said this change “Create a Feeling Dating” for customers, helping the company “provide a more consistent cafe experience, which will also lead to simpler and more clear recommendations for our partners.” (Kevin Dietsch / Getty Images / Getty Images)

The Chief Executive Director has rapidly implemented several changes, including the elimination of 1100 roles of support partners and closing several hundred open, unfilled positions earlier this year to create more agile teams and streamlining operations.

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In January, the company announced plans to reduce 30% of its offers with food and beverages and has already removed more than a dozen less popular drinks to stimulate innovation and reduce waiting time.

In January, the company announced plans to reduce 30% of its food and beverages. (Ramin Talaie / Corbis via Getty Images) / Getty Images)

As part of the change Return to the traditional “cafe” atmosphereStarbucks also introduced personal strokes again, such as written Sharpie reports of cups, use of circles and returning the seasoning panels into pandemic norms before reinforcement.

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The company also canceled its open -door policies, now limiting access to the toilets and is delayed in the customer’s fee. In addition, the coffee giant revised its prices. Starbucks started offering free shifted coffee and guests for dinner to encourage longer visits. Last fall, he stopped recharge for alternative milk.

Nical also told Business Fox in an exclusive interview In December, he seeks to make prices for his app more transparent.

Barist pour the milk into a cup of drinks in the Starbucks cafe. (Waldo Swiegers / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

As part of its strategy for improving the moral state of labor, the company plans double the paid parental vacation The advantage of this spring. For some workers, this is three times more than the original amount.