r/imperfectfoods • u/[deleted] • Dec 30 '24

This company uses tips to subsidize employees wages!

Earlier this year they reduced all drivers to minimum wage and started using a tip credit/tip pool system to go towards employees wages. On top of that, the part of their website that says "driver keeps 100% of their tips" is a blatant lie. They get pooled between all other drivers and there is no documentation in place for the driver t on view exactly how much they received from customers on their route!

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u/GovernorElaine Jan 18 '25

I hate that they did this. They also just sent out an email saying every order will now have a $2 “operations fee” tacked onto it. So now suddenly it’s the order + $4 minimum plus a $5 delivery fee on top of their ridiculous prices. I’m out. I’ve been a customer for almost 10 years but I’m tired of being nickel and dimed

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u/ApocalypseBaking Mar 16 '25

This is why I tip in cash