Barnaby's halves server pay

Sharing on behalf of a friend who isn't on Reddit, but does for now work at a Barnaby's. Servers are going to be losing $3-6k in yearly wages from this Staff are obviously pissed, so be kind when they're short staffed, tip a little extra if you'd can (because now they're even more dependent), and complain to the manager about worker treatment I get it, storms make for a hard time, they had to be closed for a while. But the staff also weren't making money and I can guarantee you they're in a more financially delicate position than the company. It's unconscionable for any millionaire owner to make already underpaid workers give up more in the name of their profit.