The wall where the time clock is at work is covered in notes. Notes about schedules, notes about dinner, rules and regulations about ev. ery. thing. I should take a picture.
The last one says "Anyone who overfills the bus pan and breaks a dish will have the cost deducted from their pay."
I have several questions about this:
Was it really that chronic of a problem? I don't think we had a lot of broken dishes. If a certain person was responsible for a lot of them, it should be brought of with that person.
Can they do this legally? Morally? I don't think it's right. It's a restaurant. Dishes break. Accidents happen.
Thoughts? Is there a policy like this at your place of work?
How do overfill a dish pan. If you can carry it then it isn't too full.
ReplyDeleteI don't know the legalities of this but my thought is that they have a built in for broken dishes and cannot penalize an employee for breaking one or two. It happens.
I've seen threats of this a lot, but never actually have know them to be carried out.
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