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Posted By D H
Hi - if a company provide - and demand that the said uniform must be worn - who is responsible for the cleaning and ironing?
No hazardous materials - training and advisings only - so far!
Thank you
Dave
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Posted By jervis
Hello i work for the nhs and have 4 uniforms we look after our own get new ones when warn out or damaged. There is also away of claiming some money back from the washing and ironing of work uniforms. Sorry to say at present cant think what is called [to much drink last night].
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Posted By Safety Lemon
Dave
I have worked for several companies that provide laundry facilities for what I would call dirty clothing i.e. overalls. Although general uniforms the individual has been responsible for cleaning, etc.
You can claim a tax rebate for the latter, as long as the uniform has your employer's name on it. The tax office should be able to advise you how much it is.
SL
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Posted By D H
Thank you very much for the information people.
Dave
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