Stix and Stones responds after staff told money would be deducted for issues such incorrect table setting.
The Belfast restaurant chain Stix and Stones has said it is investigating allegations about tipping practices and wage deductions.
The trade union Unite said it held productive talks with the restaurant on Wednesday and it would “not rest until any and all deductions to their tips have been made good by the company”.“We are continuing to work diligently to resolve this matter swiftly and transparently,” a statement continued. The BBC has also seen screenshots of messages among staff and been told a collective grievance was being made to restaurant management.However, as a devolved issue, this does not apply to workers in Northern Ireland.The employee spoken to by the BBC, who wanted to remain anonymous, said the system began earlier this month and workers were told the collected money would be given to charity.
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