Food Truck Application

• Classroom training is generally 2-3 nights per week (3-4 hour shifts), and weekends from possibly 8:00 am – 2:00 pm. (Final times and dates to be prepared upon completion of hiring.) There is little or no room for flexibility during the classroom training period.

• Our guests have a right to expect our employees to present a clean and neat appearance at all times. Our goal as a company is to provide this expectation through our dress code parameters. In addition, our brand’s aim is to present ourselves as a team. All uniform components must be approved by the senior store manager before you may wear them on a shift. They Include:
  • Black dress/work pants or Capris or Blue Jeans or Traditional Style Khaki pants or Capris or Shorts [No olive or dark brown & no higher than 3” above the knee], or leggings.
  • Pants and shorts shall NOT be “rags”, no fleece or jammie style; Shorts shall not be bike/sports/workout style.
  • Black collared Polo or black crewneck shirt must be your outermost shirt layer.
  • Black apron as issued; worn full style.
  • Anderson’s nametags and Anderson’s hats and non-skid / approved footwear.

• Jewelry can contain bacteria and other pathogens. It can also fall off into food. Remove jewelry from hands and arms before prepping food or when working in or around prep areas.
• Necklaces – while not preferred concern due to safety reasons, if worn, they must be tucked in.
• Ear Stretching while not preferable will be allowed up to 7/16 only when a black plug is worn during employee’s working hours.
• No other facial piercings besides nose

According to New York State Guidelines, Do NOT wear:
• Rings, except for a plain bands; Bracelets, including medical bracelets; Watches.

Anderson’s Jewelry policy also includes the following:
• Earrings are not recommended because they can fall in food. However we will allow the following:
• Hoops - no smaller than 1⁄2” diameter and no larger than 1” diameter.
• Studs – no smaller than 1/4”-must be big enough to see if falls out.
• BUT not too large or heavy to increase the chances of falling out
• No dangles: not even short dangles- jewelry findings can loosen or break