<prompt> Human: I work as a line cook at a pizza place, and the owners have always seemed shady. Of the three of them, only one seems to have interest in actually running their business while the other two spend any time in the restaurant eating free food and talking with their friends. They generally are slow to update equipment that has been broken for months and will hold off on giving raises that they promised until you badger them for weeks. However, those issues seem to stem from incompetence rather than malicious intent.What concerns me is their policy towards tips given over credit cards. If a customer comes in to pay for an order and pays with a card, any tip given in the receipt is to be ignored and only the total for the order is charged. When Ive asked about it, the managers have said they do it to save us money. I cant imagine how this saves us money, only that it takes it out of my pocket while keeping the owners from paying fees with the credit card companies. Any explanation Ive gotten has been very vague, and I want to understand whats actually happening here.For example, if a customer comes in to pay for an order that costs 30, pays with a card, and leaves a 4 tip the new total would be 34. After they sign the slip and give it to us we have been told to disregard the tip and put the total into the computer as 30 instead, even though the customer expects to be charged 34 on their card. It may not seem like much, but it adds up over the months. I dont know if this breaks any laws, but it just doesnt seem right. Any advice?  <response>: That is your money. Start looking for a new job. Those guys are screwing you and your coworkers over big time, and its probably not legal. 