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: Fastcase Legal NewsStarbucks Wins Dismissal of $86 Million Labor Law Verdict
The court found that since tips are gathered collectively and distributed equally among all employees that Starbucks was not in violation of the law. The appeals judge stated that "there is no logical basis for concluding that §351 prohibits an employer from allowing the shift supervisor to retain his or her portion of a collective tip that was intended for the entire team of service employees." Read the full text of the ruling here.
Source: Law.com
Full post as published by Fastcase Legal News on June 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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