The U.S. Department of Labor said that Jay's Kitchen also was found to have violated federal child labor and record-keeping laws.
, which means they were calculating tips they were taking from staff’s wages and pocketing the difference.
“Tipped workers in the food services industry rely on their hard-earned tips to make ends meet,” said Richard Blaylock, the Wage and Hour Division’s Raleigh, North Carolina district director in a. “Tips are the property of the worker and, under no circumstances, may employers keep any part of their employees’ tip.”
Mugen Inc. also owns and operates five other restaurants in addition to Jay’s Kitchen, including Jay’s Sushi & Burger Bar, Ninja Hibachi Express, Ninja Grill, Ninja Hibachi & Burger, and Jay’s 108, all located in North Carolina.reached out to the management and owner of Jay's Kitchen/Mugen Inc. but hasn't heard back as of this writing.
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