Federal lawsuit: Second Lexington fine-dining restaurant accused of wage, tip theft
The lawsuit claims the defendants took a portion of the tips earned by servers and bartenders and shared the money with back-of-house employees.
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The lawsuit claims the defendants took a portion of the tips earned by servers and bartenders and shared the money with back-of-house employees.
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