Scott Fights Bill that Allows Employers to Steal Workers' Tips

Unspecified legislative body · January 13, 2026

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Opening objection and bill name correction

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Unidentified Speaker opens by announcing opposition to HR 32 12 and corrects its name, saying it is the 'Tipped Employer Protection Act.' The speaker frames their remarks as opposing the bill.

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An unidentified speaker rose to oppose HR 3212, arguing the bill would expand employers' ability to apply a tip credit and make tipped workers more vulnerable to wage theft; the speaker cited the Fair Labor Standards Act and the federal tipped minimum wage of $2.13 an hour.

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