In-N-Out Employee Sues In-N-Out for Making Them Buy Uniforms

In-N-Out burgers might be delicious, but they’re burning the hell outta their employees … according to one worker who’s pissed about his uniform — ’cause he had to pay for it.

Tom Piplack toiled at an In-N-Out branch in Southern Cal between February 2016 and November 2018, and like all employees at the burger joint … had to rock the all white pants and black shoes. He’s not complaining about the fashion, it’s the cost that’s got him fired up.

In a lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Piplack says most In-N-Out workers are paid “near minimum wage” and forcing them to buy their uniform “pushes their wages below the legal minimum.”

He isn’t disclosing how much he paid … it’s more about the principal of the matter for him.

Piplack says wants the court to make In-N-Out pay fines for violating Cali labor laws — and then he wants that money to distributed to all employees as reimbursement for the uniform expenses.

You could say Piplack is pulling a Robin Hood, but he also wants the burger giant to cover his attorneys fees.