Recent content by leighwebb

Yeah, we've been talking about it. He actually walked out about ten minutes ago because the owner said he was going to take it out of the check. My SO told him that is illegal, so he wasn't to the questionable accountant and then came back and said that he'll take it out of his tips.

UPDATE: The owner said that he is taking the amount from the check. When he was told that it was illegal, he said that he'll take it out of tips and stuff. My SO walked.

I mean, it is my business, because he is doing it to my significant other and that affects our livelihood, which I wanted to keep private. However, why should I let him do it to someone else? Who's to say he won't do something like that to me? This shady shit would still effect my livelihood...

I answered all of adjusterjack's questions, so I'm not sure what else I'm supposed to say. It is in Kansas, not Iowa. Maybe I selected Iowa by mistake...? The employee he is doing it to is my significant other, who stepped in when I got long COVID and couldn't work. I still haven't been able to...

I know that, I was using it as an example of something that was made legal not long ago. I figured. If he does try to do it, I'll point that out.

It isn't really concealed per say. The store uses Square Up, at least I think that's what it's called. He used to have it in there as an automatic setting, like in the area where taxes are taken out, but he made it so that we have to add it to each purchase, as if it is an item. We're expected...

I know that this business is doing it because I work there. I don't think it's right. An employee recently forgot to tack on the 10% "service fee" and now he said he's going to take it out of his check. I don't think that is legal in the first place, so I want to find out for sure so I can point...

A pet shop. They sometimes notice it on the receipt that is texted to them. I actually work for the store and I feel like it is illegal. It was just last year that charging up to 4% in fees to cover the cost of running a debit or credit card was made legal, so I have a hard time believing this...

Is it legal for a small business to charge a 10% service fee in Kansas? Customers aren't informed. When they notice it and ask what that fee is, they are told that it is to make up for shipping costs and such going up, that it is in lue of raising product prices.