Today, while working at a chain restaurant, I forgot to charge someone a few dollars for extra toppings on the side. My stingy boss took the time to take that money out of my paycheck. FML
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Matt Laraway
| 4
That’s entirely illegal! Report him and get a new boss!
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melisssa87
| 30
You won’t forget ever again now will you?
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real life problems
| 26
What, the 2 dollars for extra toppings? Go slash his tires
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Phillycheeze
| 20
Your boss is an asshole. Kinda guy that if he was a cop he would give his mom a speeding ticket for going 1 over the limit....
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Matt Laraway
| 4
That’s entirely illegal! Report him and get a new boss!
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RichardPencil
| 27
That’s not illegal. When an employee causes a loss, the employer has the right to take the loss from the employee.
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blondie45
| 21
Why should your employer have to suffer a loss for your “forgetfulness”? You wouldn’t like it if he forgot to pay your salary. So why should he like it when you forget to charge his customers? Without income in a business there is no profit to pay salaries. Grow up and stop whining. It was your mistake. Take responsibility and learn from it.
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tounces7
| 26
Maybe because fast food workers already make so little as it is?
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blondie45
| 21
So earning a a low salary gives you the right to be negligent with your employer’s business? Ain’t never gonna climb no food chain with that bad attitude!
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melisssa87
| 30
You won’t forget ever again now will you?
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KaD6
| 22
Pretty sure that's illegal.
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RichardPencil
| 27
Your boss has no idea whether you genuinely forgot or “forgot (wink, wink, grin, grin)”.
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duchessinky
| 11
A) That might be illegal. Your local labor board probably has a website.
B) It might be against company policy. Call the chain's HR Dept and ask.
C) That's a shit thing to do as a manager. It fucks up employee morale and causes people to leave, which costs the restaurant far more in training new staff and turnover-related problems.
B) It might be against company policy. Call the chain's HR Dept and ask.
C) That's a shit thing to do as a manager. It fucks up employee morale and causes people to leave, which costs the restaurant far more in training new staff and turnover-related problems.
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rickAUS
| 22
But that minuscule profit is critical to business operations :o
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blondie45
| 21
Finally. Someone who speaks a modicum of sense!
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somewhitechick
| 8
It’s what they so
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DiscomfortZone
| 7
If you cam't handle the job don't work as a waiter...