Some of America's top restaurants are being accused of 'conspiracy' in a bizarre lawsuit

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October 11, 2017 7:46 PM

The no-tipping movement is pitched as a way to promote equality, but the real aim is greater profit at the expense of workers and consumers, a lawsuit claims.

The restaurateurs named in the lawsuit — filed by a diner who claims to have been overcharged — include

as intended to promote social justice and equality, while the real aim and effect is greater profit

We undertook the challenging and lonely journey of introducing Hospitality Included to create clear and transparent growth paths for our people while beginning to address the decades-long growth of inequality among restaurant professionals," "We believe hospitality can and should be a viable career with competitive wages, and we are more committed than ever to Hospitality Included getting us there."

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