Privacy can be an elusive goal. In today's world, the
Internet allows us an almost unlimited access to information. Yet,
the more information that becomes available, the more the
insatiable desire grows for still more detail on a moment's
notice. Unless your name ends in "ardashian," however,
you likely still crave some semblance of privacy. The crossroad
between these competing two forces can create issues for employers
in today's society.
What A Tip – Can't Wait To Show You
Recently, a waiter in North Carolina learned the difficult
lesson that not all details of a restaurant's business (or a
superstar's life) should be considered open to the world.
Former Super Bowl MVP, and current quarterback for the Denver
Broncos, Peyton Manning visited a restaurant called The Angus Barn
in Raleigh, N.C. After eating, Manning left a $200.00 tip on a
$739.58 check. He was so generous that the tip came on top of an
added 18% gratuity. He did so using his credit card.
