A manager from a significant restaurant within the nearby area referred to as in for our services. He had been asked to locate out if we could help the owner. It had turn into clear that some of the waiting staff where stealing from the Guidelines pot. He explained to us that on some weeks there can be as significantly as £5000 inside the pot on a Saturday night. There were only two ways that the cash could possibly be stolen from the pot. 1 could be just before the money was put into the pot along with the other would be when it was becoming counted within the staff room.
We asked the client if they had any CCTV cameras within the restaurant. The Manager said they had no security apart from the locks and bolts. We suggested that CCTV cameras exactly where a must just before we did something else inside the restaurant. We had the CCTV fitted with no any of the staff realising. We also decided to go undercover and pose as a couple getting a meal. We wanted to try and get the waiter to take a bit tip from us to see what he would do with the cash.
The Restaurant was fairly busy and so where the waiters. We had a great meal and showed our appreciation at the finish when we gave the waiter a large tip. Following we left we went back to the office to watch the film footage. It really clearly showed both the head waiter along with the Bar man taking funds from the Tip jar and also forgetting to put their tips in. Our client was delighted with all the CCTV as well as the reality that we caught the head waiter and Barman read handed.
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One of the birthplaces of the Industrial Revolution, Dudley was a market town and, before the coal, limestone, and iron industries decline and the commercial centre relocation to the Shopping Centre of Merry Hill nearby in the 1980s, grew into an industrial centre in the 19th century. Dudley Zoo and Castle, the 12th century ruins, and the Black Country Living Museum include Tourist attractions.
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Visit WebsiteUntil absorption into the Birmingham Evening Mail in late 1986, Dudley was served by the Dudley Evening Mail. As part of the record-breaking nationwide tornado outbreak, Dudley was struck by an F1/T2 on 23 November 1981. Built into the castle grounds, Dudley Zoo houses a collection of endangered species, and the largest collection of Tecton buildings in the world.
Visit WebsiteSir Gilbert Claughton and The Blue Coat School merged to form Castle High School, as well as The Dudley, in the town other schools include Rosland Secondary School, which, in 1970, became part of The Blue Coat School, and Park Secondary School. To accommodate blinded miners, the Guest Hospital, the oldest, was created as a charity hospital by the Earl of Dudley in 1849.
Visit WebsiteTo become Dudley Primary Care Trust, Dudley South Primary Care Trust and Primary Care Trust of Dudley Beacon and Castle merged in October 2006. One can find St John's church in Kate's Hill of Dudley, whose graveyard contains a 19th-century Prizefighter, William Perry's burial place, known as the Tipton Slasher.
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