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California restaurant Taqueria Garibaldi has been ordered to pay its workers $140,000 after federal investigators found the owner hired a fake priest to coerce employee confessions about "workplace sins."
Garibaldi, who owns two Taqueria Garibaldi restaurants in Sacramento and one in Roseville, reportedly hired a phoney priest to interrogate his staff about their supposed "sins" against the company.
The Department of Labor found the restaurants had multiple violations, including using an alleged priest to get employee confessions.
The fake priest allegedly asked employees if they had been late for work and stolen money from the restaurant. A California restaurant owner has a lot of…
The owner has now been asked to pay $140,000 (Rs 1.1 crore) back in wages and damages to employees in what is being regarded as "the most shameless act of corruption an employer has taken against its staff".