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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostThese kinds of situation are complex and it's difficult to advise without understanding more detail - you've left it very vague. But as a warning tale, the old man was doing a desktop support gig at Chanel a few years ago. After two weeks he turned up wearing Chanel No. 5 and a smile. It turned legal very fast.
Strange, normally the services he provides are illegal in most countries!
For a few quid buy your own. For a few extra quid get your companies logo on it.
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Originally posted by CONTRACTORB45 View PostCan a company stop you wearing their logo as a contractor if they have previously provided you with branded workwear? The same workwear is also available to buy online so for what it’s worth you could be wearing your own clothes that jus happen to have their logo on.
So yes they can stop you.
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These kinds of situation are complex and it's difficult to advise without understanding more detail - you've left it very vague. But as a warning tale, the old man was doing a desktop support gig at Chanel a few years ago. After two weeks he turned up wearing Chanel No. 5 and a smile. It turned legal very fast.
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Yes they can. Or, to put it another way, if you don't comply with their request, they can easily terminate the contract. Your choice.
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Workwear
Apologies if something like this has been posted before
Can a company stop you wearing their logo as a contractor if they have previously provided you with branded workwear? The same workwear is also available to buy online so for what it’s worth you could be wearing your own clothes that jus happen to have their logo on.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks
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