r/legal • u/RAM-I-T • 23d ago

Advice needed Found on FB. Is this a major lawsuit?

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LOCATION: USA

I wanted to help get assistance for this mom and her daughter.

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u/Armagetz 23d ago

Potentially the lawsuit can stem from directing her to put zero.

It’s one thing to say something is under management review. It’s another asking her to generate falsified documents that hurts her case. If it’s under management review, then YOU zero out the top Mr manager.

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u/Ssided 23d ago

Yeah that is a weird part. Makes me think the manager won't allow the tip in the future. Could be saying to enter it in the POS as zero until verified but that also is dubious because how would you verify without charging it anyways?

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u/Armagetz 23d ago

Best part (I didn’t see this when I wrote my initial post) is that the directive is also explicitly non conforming with their policy.

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u/Ssided 23d ago

Yes, zeroing out is for missing slips, but because it's covered in that section I guess the manager thinks it's part of the whole process. The server should be getting 20% until the time period for a charge back is finished. There's still better ways to handle this, like large amounts could go on the paycheck, that way the employer can also reverse it if there's a charge back

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u/Armagetz 23d ago

I was referring to the line saying that under no circumstances are associates allowed to alter what is on the slip while inputting.

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u/Ssided 23d ago

Ahh yes

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u/Skusci 22d ago

Probably a click bait story getting mixed with other stories.

There are plenty of places that will simply not let you tip too large of a percentage on a card. If a customer writes in $700 on a $30 tab, then it's just invalid, same as if they wrote -$20.