A Glasgow restaurant has been compelled right into a U-turn after workers had been threatened they might lose ideas for failing to hold out sure duties - together with dealing with a deduction for making a supervisor consistently repeat themselves.

The boss of Oscar Bar and Kitchen admitted the message despatched by a senior supervisor was "ill-informed and completely unacceptable" after Unite stepped in to assist the employees.

The union posted an image of the message on-line, which warned workers that "not applying yourself properly" would result in a lack of ideas.

It was claimed the scheme would assist the kitchen to "run a lot more efficient".

Potential offences included a £10 deduction for leaving a spoon in a bath and a £2 deduction for making a supervisor repeat themselves.

Staff had been additionally warned that they might forfeit every week of ideas for failing to scrub out the microwave.

The message ended: "I fully expect all of us to be receiving full tips every fortnight."

Unite Hospitality stated the message underlined a necessity for truthful ideas laws.

The scheme was criticised on-line, with many taking umbrage at ideas being deducted for making a supervisor repeat themselves.

One individual branded it "pure uncut psycho behaviour", whereas one other added: "Treating working adults like naughty children who you can deduct pocket money from - disgusting."

Another buyer stated: "This place is less than a minute's walk from my new flat and has been a lovely wee place to take the dog. Won't be back."

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Following a administration assembly and talks with Unite, proprietor Daniyal Schafaei launched an announcement through the union which learn: "We would like to distance ourselves entirely from the post that was sent to workers by a senior manager entitled 'tips scheme'. It was ill-informed and completely unacceptable.

"Our workforce are extremely vital to us and as such we've got determined to undertake a brand new truthful ideas coverage which can be sure that 100% of all ideas go on to the employees who present the good service our clients have come to count on.

"Not a penny of these tips will go to management and they will be shared fairly among all other workers according to the hours that they work.

"We welcome the Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 and hope to work with Unite on all issues referring to the phrases and situations of our staff."

Bryan Simpson, lead organiser for Unite Hospitality, stated he was happy the restaurant, in Glasgow's Shawlands, had deserted the "morally reprehensible and potentially unlawful tipping system".

He added: "We now need Daniel to fully implement a fair tips policy which ensures that workers receive 100% of all tips, fairly distributed to the workers who earned it.

"This case wasn't nearly a stunning administration place; it highlighted the actual want for truthful ideas legalisation to make sure that companies can not get away with deducting ideas or certainly utilizing them as a efficiency administration instrument."

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