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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends on what she is wearing. I’ve never seen a cleaning woman wear leather pants or low cut top. She works for you. If it bothers you mention it gently. [b]She is your employee[/b]. [/quote]

Wrong she is not your employee.  OP is her customer. She is an independent business/contractor.
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That is really the kicker here. OP, if you want to hire her as a employee, you can provide her a uniform or give a dress code; depending on what you request she might be able to deduct the cost of the uniform as a work expense. But you may also have to pay FICA taxes, unemployment insurance, worker's comp, give paid leave, etc.

If you don't want her to be your employee (or she doesn't want to) then she wears what she likes. You are free to hire a different housecleaner if you prefer. [/quote]

OP, I would get her one of those cover-ups you wear at the hairdresser's. There's a snap at the neck and a belt. It's big and loose, and should be comfortable to wear while cleaning. this is only if  you have the same cleaner that cleans your house and not a company that sends different people each time. Also, I'd keep it at your house, wash it and provide it.

I'd explain that due to your religion, you'd prefer if she wear [this] while in your home and explain that you'll keep and clean it for her. If she doesn't want to, I would get a new housecleaner, but at the interview, explain - clearly - that they'd have to wear this cover-up while in your home.
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