Why do store owner want their workers to wear clean, ironed clothing?

AWell groomed employees present a good image to customers.
BWell groomed employees will work longer hours for less pay.
CWell groomed employees brag to each other about their clothes, increasing morale.
DWell groomed employees steal fewer items from the store.

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04-06-2016
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Why do store owner want their workers to wear clean, ironed clothing?

AWell groomed employees present a good image to customers.
BWell groomed employees will work longer hours for less pay.
CWell groomed employees brag to each other about their clothes, increasing morale.
DWell groomed employees steal fewer items from the store.

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mollyaz2216 mollyaz2216 · Answer 1 · 2016-06-04T11:24:08-04:00

mollyaz2216 mollyaz2216

04-06-2016

AThe nicer you look the better the image you put out

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andriansp andriansp · Answer 2 · 2018-10-15T07:10:19-04:00

I believe the answer is: a. Well groomed employees present a good image to customers.

The way employees is being represented usually influence the way customers think about the business establishment.

For example, let's say that you are eating in two burger joints. The waiter in burger joint 1 is wearing a dirty white t-shirt when taking your orders while the waiter in burger joint 2 is wearing clean and neat company's shirt.

Most costumers would automatically translate their appearance on the hygiene of the joints, and most likely think that Burger Joint 2 is cleaner and appropriate to government regulation.