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Businiess name:
Whiffle Boy's Pizza
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I worked for Whiffle boys when they first opened in Carbondale over the summer. They paid us, including managers and insiders, UNDER minimum wage. They decided that they didn't want to pay taxes and that the 7 dollars an hour was adequate for us.
I have worked as a manager in the pizza business for over seven years. I felt this as unacceptable and quit. I have since been to the store at least 6 times to collect my last paycheck. It is never there! They owe me close to 400 dollars. I have had to resort to getting in contact with the Department of Labor.
All in all, if you're looking for a good pizza. Sure, they're not bad. They can keep it cheap too because they get around paying their employees what they deserve, and everybody at least deserves minimum wage. I am speaking of management and insiders and those who do not work for tips.
AND, when training at the Murphyboro location I was disgusted by the lack of cleanliness. I counted 3 roaches crawling up the wall. I would never eat their pizza because it was a NASTY site to see.
Pros: good pizza
Cons: bad business
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