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Japanese restaurant in Georgia required to pay over $300,000 for wage theft violations in Georgia.

Tipping has become a controversial topic in America. UpgradedPoints recently posted an article diving into recent trends on tipping culture in the United States

Paul Michael’s Brick Oven Café, a popular Richmond Hill, New York pizzeria restaurant, has paid $110,000 in unpaid overtime to a former pizza maker.

Subway is notorious for its employee violations, having faced more than 1,100 investigations spanning from 2000 to 2013 according to the Department of Labor.

Former servers at Jongro BBQ in NYC have sued in federal court, claiming that the restaurants for several wage theft violations.

The NYC Hospitality Alliance has presented a report highlighting why New York State lawmakers should protect and preserve the Hospitality Industry Tip Credit.

Tip pools have proved a controversial topic, especially “nontraditional” tip pools which include non-tipped occupations such as kitchen staff.

Dine and Dash (or Dine and Ditch) can lead to unlawful wage theft in restaurants or bars.

Stoneacre Group has allegedly failed to pay its employees overtime and minimum wage, misclassified workers, and illegally included managers in tip pools.