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Re: Response to Conanylizer
Posted by George on 4/27/09

    Why do we have labor laws passed for public reason if as you say, no
    one cares? It doesn't make sense to me sharwinston. Apparently the
    public does care.

    California labor code clearly intructs that gratuities are hereby
    declared to be the sole property of the employee or employees to whom
    they are paid, given or left for.

    What I would like to know is how a judge can rule that gratuities are
    the the property of all workers in the chain of service when Califoria
    labor code specifically instructs that gratuities may be paid, given or
    left for an employee, singular? Because the labor code was passed for
    public reason, it is my contention that judges should not be defining
    who the customer's tip is paid, given or left for. It is my belief that
    California labor code 351, specifically instructs that the right to
    determine who gratuities are paid, given or left for is a matter solely
    to be determed by the public and that the public's reasons for tipping,
    which would include determining who they tip, should not be interpreted
    or assumed by the courts.

    Wouldn't the fact that such code is passed for public reason suggest
    that judges should not be imposing their own personal views on the
    interpretation of such a law? Wouldn't the fact that such code is
    passed for public reason suggest that the public, rather than the
    courts, should be deciding who their tip is paid, given or left for?


    On 4/25/09, sharwinston wrote:
    > nobody cares, man.... nobody!
    >
    > On 4/23/09, George wrote:
    >> Well no wonder why I become rude and agressive.
    >>
    >> Everyone seems to want to dik with me instead of discussing the
    >> issue.
    >>
    >> It's like you are all afraid to actually discuss the issue for
    > fear
    >> you'll look like the terd.
    >>
    >> What an honor to meet such a mind screwwer. You must have a really
    >> high IQ. I am glad to see you are putting your godlike mental
    >> prowess to such a good use.
    >>

     
     

 
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