Concerned coworker (sales, crimes, employment)

[Concerned employee]

I work at a restaurant where the general manager don't enforce carding people so a lot of the girls don't card in there's a lot of under age drinking going on who can I tell to stop it and also girls there serving are accepting drugs for tips such as mirajuana how can we make this stop who can we report it to the gm also makes the servers pay for food if a customer don't like it or refuse to pay for it management won't void it off they take it out of the servers pocket isn't that against the law here in charoltte I think it belittles the standards of uptown dining here in

[vmaxnc]

You can contact the NCDOL:

N.C. Department of Labor

[SunnyKayak]

Report Violations | 1-877-ALE-AGENT

[chb119]

Originally Posted by Concerned employee

I work at a restaurant where the general manager don't enforce carding people so a lot of the girls don't card in there's a lot of under age drinking going on who can I tell to stop it and also girls there serving are accepting drugs for tips such as mirajuana how can we make this stop who can we report it to the gm also makes the servers pay for food if a customer don't like it or refuse to pay for it management won't void it off they take it out of the servers pocket isn't that against the law here in charoltte I think it belittles the standards of uptown dining here in

Underage drinking and drug dealing. If only there was some organization provided by the county or the city that could look into these accusation of crimes being committed. Perhaps they could drive around in cars marked with lettering and special lights. Oh wait we do have such an orgaqnzation, it's called the police department. Call the police and file a report, you can do it anonymously.

[d from birmingham]

The OP likely doesn't want to lose their place of employment which is what will happen if the cops come in. The OP may want to anonymously inform the owner of the restaurant about what is going on since that can cost the liquor license and possibly make it so the place cannot get it back for several years. That is a huge loss of money to a place of business especially a restaurant often liquor sales are 40% of what the restaurant can make.

[topchief1]

Uh oh, here comes the fun police!

[djshinodalp]

What happened "now" thats causing you to want to report such activity? I sense that you're not a "new" employee who's suddenly noticing this illegal activity - there must be some resentment in how you were treated recently, etc?

Just wanting to know the complete story. Otherwise, you know that you should call the police to report an illegal activity.

[eman1200]

I used to drink underage at this bar in college. Every now and then, THEY would call the cops, claiming there are underage kids trying to buy booze in their establishment. Pretty crafty I might add, although it never stopped me lol.

[brokensky]

Originally Posted by SunnyKayak

Report Violations | 1-877-ALE-AGENT

^ ^ ^ I wouldn't call the police. I would call the above number as that is the proper agency to handle such a situation.

[Feltdesigner]

Originally Posted by djshinodalp

What happened "now" thats causing you to want to report such activity? I sense that you're not a "new" employee who's suddenly noticing this illegal activity - there must be some resentment in how you were treated recently, etc?

Just wanting to know the complete story. Otherwise, you know that you should call the police to report an illegal activity.

yep... this reads like a disgruntled employee.