Recruiters must ensure agency staff don’t let employers steal their tips

Recruiters have a vital role to play in raising awareness among agency workers in Britain’s bars, restaurants and cafés about the government’s commitment to ensure their tips are their own.

In a statement released earlier this week, the government announced plans to ensure that tips left for workers will go to them in full. New legislation, to be introduced at the “earliest opportunity”, will set out that tips must go to the workers...

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