Waitress Fired From Job After Keeping A $2,200 Tip And Not Sharing... Was She Wrong?

[ghoststrike]

If that's not a written policy, she has a case

She should sue even if she has no intentions of returning.

 

[Coldchi]

apparently, another restaurant hired her within 2 weeks after that incident.
but if they didnt have to share tips in the past, they shouldnt have to share them now.
i would have kept it all too.

 

[Drayonis]

My boy works at Mandalay Bay and he saw a cowboy tip the masseuse 39k at the table. By them being independent contractors they don’t have to share their tips.

I bet there are haters there.