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There is a canyon of difference between what is "supposed to" happen, and what does. And before you bring up suing or reporting or anything like that, know that
by s73v3r 11y ago
There is a canyon of difference between what is "supposed to" happen, and what does. And before you bring up suing or reporting or anything like that, know that those activities usually require time and money that the employee probably does not have, and will likely cause them to not continue at their job, and through rumors spread through the industry, might cause them to not be able to find another one.
- finzentive 11y agoBe that as it may, it is hardly reasonable that the customer bear the onus of any illegal conduct by the restaurant.
- Lawtonfogle 11y agoThe problem is that the anger over the employer's illegal actions is now being directed to the customer. This makes it easier for the employer to get away with this because they can shield themselves better by focusing on the customers who don't tip.
- eridius 11y agoWaiters are supposed to make more than minimum wage anyway. Any waiter that has to worry about whether their employer will screw them over if they earn less is already being significantly screwed over by customers.