By Irene Spezzamonte (March 4, 2022, 9:33 PM EST) -- Longhorn Steakhouse deprived its tipped workers minimum wage for the nontipped work they performed during their shifts, a former server claimed in a proposed class and collective action filed Friday in Pennsylvania federal court. A former server said that Longhorn Steakhouse's owner, GMRI Inc. , failed to pay her minimum wage for the hours she spent performing work during which she did not interact with customers and was unable to earn tips, in violation of the Fair Labor Standards Act and Pennsylvania labor laws. "By shifting these nontipped duties to employees that it pays a tip credit wage, Longhorn Steakhouse saves millions. . .
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