At my previous job at McDonald's, as long as your till wasn't £1 above or below what you should have based on the orders that came through, they didn't bother with it. Even if you did end up outside of the bracket, you had to do that sort of thing consistently for managers to do anything other than a warning.
I worked at Pizza Hut and most the time people were close enough they didn't care. But one lady was consistantly $10-20 short and she didnt last long. Another manager gave himself a $200 tip and got fired. The only time I was short it was 2 cents lol
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u/FiveCentsADay 4d ago
It's McDonald's, easy odds they write off X amount daily.
Or, dude doesn't gaf about being fired. On account of working at McDonalds.