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No. Most people don’t get paid breaks at Miller & Carter Steakhouse.
Restaurants who pay breaks include Hard Rock Cafe, Nando’s and JD Wetherspoon.
Last updated 9 August 2022
The strong social aspect
The tips
Stress, so much stress
Often not given legally mandated breaks
Constant changing management team
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Employee, August 2022
Survive off fries because we dont get fed
Long unsociable hours, no breaks
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Employee, May 2022
Some of the people you work with.
Managers treat employees unfairly
Half an hour unpaid work
Give you too many shifts (against the law)
Don’t give you enough breaks (against the law)
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Employee, April 2022
Tips from nice customers
33% discount
Flexible around uni
Unpaid breaks
Get breaks taken off our wages when we didn’t take them
Management are lazy
Head office completely out of touch with realities of working in the restaurant
Unsafe covid procedures
Sexual harrassment which managers don’t deal with
Long hours, sometimes over 14 in a day with only 1 hour break which you don’t always get
Rotas usually get posted less than 2 weeks in advance, sometimes as little as 24hours in advance
Bookings don’t reflect staff and restaurant capacity
Stressful
Service charge only included on parties over 8 and management has to use their key to allow it
Little to no training
Not allowed to drink water on the floor- not letting us breaks health and safety rules
High staff turnover
Expensive menu but pay staff minimum wage
Expect you to tip out 25% of earnings
Staff toilets disgusting and often unusable
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Employee, February 2022
Good pay, good tips and good hours
Don’t get sufficient breaks, put under far too much stress, never have enough staff in
Miller & Carter Steakhouse Waitress, March 2020