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A bride is a business partner, forcing guests to stay at the hotel. How is this different from docking an employees salary for unsatisfied customers?
by judk 12y ago
A bride is a business partner, forcing guests to stay at the hotel. How is this different from docking an employees salary for unsatisfied customers?
- imgabe 12y agoI've been to many weddings. I've never been forced to stay at any particular hotel. There are usually several in the area that the bride and groom suggest, and you're always free to seek out another hotel if you don't like those. The bride is not a business partner, she's a paying customer. A business partner would be receiving a share of the profits from the transaction, a bride is not. How is it different from docking an employee's pay? Well, to start with the bride has no employment agreement with the hotel and is not receiving any pay, so that's a pretty big difference.
- djur 12y ago1) Docking employees' salary is immoral and (in the US) illegal. 2) The bride is not a business partner; she is a customer. 3) The guests are not forced to stay at the hotel, unless the wedding invitations come with an "or else" clause.