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11334 S Saginaw St, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, US
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Tim Hortons - Ice cappe, muffin and chips

Yesterday we did our weekly visit to Tim Hortons in Grand Blanc, Michigan. We go there at least once a week and pick up an order for my mom in Wellbridge Nursing Home. On that day we were there about 3pm. We ordered a large mocha ice cappe, berry blast muffin, and a bag of chips. We also have them put a pop lid on the drink as she is bedridden. They brought the ice cappe to the window without mocha or a pop lid. The muffin was dry, and the chips look like someone had stepped on them. This was very disappointing to us and my mom. We only get to see her for 1 hour, so did not even have time to go back.

Kim Sherman
305 McFarland St
Grand Blanc, Mi 48439

Desired outcome: Wish to have a replacement order.

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Tim Hortons - employer extortion and possible discrimination

My son Dominique Suggs was an employee at this location and had been for a few months. He worked on average 4 days a week. He was well past his probationary period and a hard worker who implemented the Mass Transportation Authority to get to work most days while attending school. He is only seventeen years old. He was told one day that the register was $45 dollars short and that he was expected to pay the money out of his pocket. I told him that this was not a procedure that legitimate businesses follow and I asked him how many people used that register on that evening and he said three, which was evidenced by them deciding to make each individual pay $15 each in a note that Melissa, the store manager posted on the bulletin board, along with the name of the three employees. I told my son to take a picture of it because it seemed as if she and possibly other individuals were committing extortion. I asked him if they had video surveillance and he said that they did. I also asked him if a legitimate investigation or audit was performed and he stated not to his knowledge. Then they went further and shorted his paycheck four hours and did this continually for two pay periods. I confronted them because after the first pay period they told him that they was taking him off the schedule until he payed his portion. I advised him not to because by doing so he would be agreeing to the accusation and also because if he allowed them to extort money from him they would do it again. I also made Melissa provide documentation of the incident in writing which she did. They ended up reimbursing him for the four hours on his final check in the third pay period and did not pay him for the last two days that he worked. So not only did they attempt to commit a crime they also illegally withheld wages from him that he worked for. I believe this was because he is young and a minority. And I'd they did it to him, they have or will attempt to do it to others. I called the corporate office to file a complaint and never received a response from him. But as in everyday actions, "evil is justifiable of its own". I have retained documents concerning this incident and can produce them on demand as I am submitting this complaint on my IPhone.

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Update by Valencia Suggs
Oct 29, 2019 11:52 pm EDT

Ignorance is not becoming. Businesses don’t require employees to pay back discrepancies. This is why checks and balances are in place including internal and external audits. There are laws for a reason. Take the time to conduct proper investigations. Technology is implemented for a reason, including closed circuit surveillance. As I stated, evil will always justify its own. Look at the statistics for the group that is most likely to commit theft and the demographics associated with that group and see if your response is justified.

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CompIaintsboard Mod
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May 08, 2022 7:05 pm EDT

Sigh another son that needs mommy to fight his battles for him.

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Laura Fry
Brooklin, CA
Jul 09, 2021 3:31 pm EDT

Just faced discrimination at my location. I am so sorry for what happened in your case

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Valencia Suggs
, US
Jul 09, 2021 5:40 pm EDT
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Thank you. I know for a surety that they will reap what they’ve down.

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marcych
, CA
Oct 31, 2019 10:32 pm EDT

since several employees had access to that cash, your son is not legally responsible for missing funds. It is illegal to withhold his pay and unless he agrees or a court determines responsibility, your does not have t pay those funds. I would submit a written complant to the labour board. There is such a thing as workplace harassment and constructive dismissal. You can actually sue them for this, because they created an environment so miserable that your son was forced to quit. Good luck

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Valencia Suggs
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Jul 09, 2021 5:41 pm EDT
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I appreciate your knowledgeable response. Thank you!

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