Caddy Tray
i work at a bar and i make good money heres the problem?
last nite i sat my money caddy down to pick up my drinks and when i turned around my money was gone . $326 for the club and at least $160 in my tips. a split second i swear just to pick up my drinks and place them on my tray. the other girls i work with is upset that i make all the money but if im hustling i should make money. we have cameras in the club more than 20 so i asked my manager to look at tape he couldnt what is the damn cameras for now my question. i think 1 of my coworkers took the money cuz she was right by me. should i confront her or leave it alone?
im a female cant change that picture lol
i asked my manager to look at the tape he said he saw me put it down but couldnt see who took it. i had to pay the $326 before i left so i went the the atm
Ask the OWNER to check the DVR's on that night. If there are 20 camera's, he has invested a lot of money in surveillance for nothing if nothing is done with the system. The Manager may very well know what happened to the money and be protecting somebody. Refuse to repay the house money and demand your tip money. Speak with the Owner and only the Owner about this. The truth is on the Digital Video Recorders, any and all thefts should be reported. jump on this like stink on a chickens fanny!
addition: Well I guess keeping it between you and the Owner is out. BUT...if the Manager saw you lay it down he saw who picked it up! There is no way he couldn't catch the culprit unless he is a total Idiot. Once you find a target on surveillance camera's you can track that subject forward and backward from the time they enter the building until they leave or visa versa, and in some cases to the parking lot and beyond. They ( Manager & thief ) are blowing so much smoke up your butt, it's time to go to the Law. There is a Detective within the police Dept. that will rip them a new crapper!
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