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30 November 2017

3974 GB adults surveyed

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Some restaurant chains are allegedly charging waiters for mistakes made, for example accidentally under‑charging a customer or accepting an expired voucher. It is legal for an employer to deduct up to 10% pay from a staff member to make up for shortfalls. Do you think employees should be able to deduct money from waiters for mistakes that have cost the restaurant money?

Conducted 30 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 3974 GB adults

15%
66%
19%
Some restaurant chains are allegedly charging waiters for mistakes made, for example accidentally under‑charging a customer or accepting an expired voucher. It is legal for an employer to deduct up to 10% pay from a staff member to make up for shortfalls. Do you think employees should be able to deduct money from waiters for mistakes that have cost the restaurant money?

Conducted 30 November 2017

YouGov surveyed 3974 GB adults

By:
15%
66%
19%

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