'Technically tips are a privilege': Servers call out manager for participating in tip pool on top of collecting $1K every week

This totally unethical manager is about to go down. Not only was it against policy for the employer to participate in the tip pool among the other servers at the restaurant, but matters were also made worse when the manager suggested that tipping was a "privilege." Essentially, she threatened to stop allowing her servers to receive tips at all, as if that is not the majority of the money these workers rely on to pay their bills.

This thread was posted to Reddit by u/mddnaa, who decided that it was time for someone to call this lady out on her nonsense. After all, she makes $1,000 every week, not including any money she may be stealing from the tip pool. Meanwhile, the Redditor's other coworkers are struggling, one of whom is homeless. How dare she have the audacity to suggest that tip money can be taken away from these servers?

Keep scrolling below for the full story. For more, check out this post about an employee who got in trouble for expensing $1.02 over the daily limit.

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