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Davre's Great Electric Underground —_ 1 ‘ \ 1 i i . H +t [ November 28, 1973 We the waitresses of the G.E.U|. are presenting this writiten . document in regard to specific] complaints that have arisen concerning the purchase of a new uniform. We generally feel the inew uniforms are impractical on a non-functional basis. The non-functional aspects are as follows: 1. The pockets will not hold the number of checks we carry and because of the "“drop-in"design, checks are more likely to drop out !hence,there is possibility of an increased number of lost. checks. Also, they will create an awkwardness inhibiting mobility. ot oo . “3 | 2. The uniforms are basically:‘uncomfortablg. They are constructed so that the elastic sleeves pinch the arms and the skirts Fldunce revealingly while walking. ; | 3. The uniforms require purchase of new-additional~expensive undergarments. Also, the purchase of new shoes to complement We agree with the abové objections: a, vr / Uadaad ¥éig Send: i? o ra . the outfit is probable. 4. Most importantly, the uniforms pwovide no warmth of temperature whatsoever. We are cold in our present uniforms which have long sleeves and high necks. The new uniforms reveal bare backs, 1iccks, and have short sleeves. Cocktail waitre-ses at Solomon Grundy 's in the Berkeley Marina have the same uniforms with an additionag ruffle. The first week they wore the uniforms, one employee - ’ ‘reported that three af the four waitresses came down with colds necessitating/si¢k leave. + | | / In conclusion, we feel that the new uniforms are in direct o;:position x to the conterfporary sophistacation of the clientele and the Davre's motif and we aye against their installation. ——w a ae) Joy /, - tr eaten | on PTH G rvs vente og Ld ree a ‘ re an areas ents off FAT YUAN > — . ts ‘ - wf, Lan e ya a 0 . : . . . ° . . Corny Cin othe fi Gyre AIOMAL ehetee of esa!