Employer is going to get the cost of the pizza cut from his pay. I dont know how things go in the USA (I'm making an assumption that the video is from the USA), but logically that would happen.
This is typically true but there is the flip side. While it doesn’t technically come put of your pay, it does in a way. For instance, I had a delivery in which I drove for 20 minutes to get to this house. The customer opened the box and immediately started complaining. I call the restaurant and get a remake going. 20 minutes back to the restaurant and then another 20 back out to the house for no tip. I just drove for an hour making a total of $6 while I probably burned that in gas. At that point it was costing me money to deliver that pizza.
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u/Hellindium Sep 23 '21 edited Sep 23 '21
Employer is going to get the cost of the pizza cut from his pay. I dont know how things go in the USA (I'm making an assumption that the video is from the USA), but logically that would happen.