Business · 5 July 2026

Mayfair casino sued over claims staff kept tips

A previous waiter is suing Metropolitan Mayfair, alleging that he had to divide monetary gratuities with managers and other employees. He also raised concerns about how the optional 12.5% service charge was shared, saying management appeared to get a larger portion. The casino states it does not benefit from tips and is confident its policies follow all legal requirements.

By BriefTea Editorial · 5 July 2026 at 19:02

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