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Is that true, nationally? (I’ve heard conflicting things, and on my phone this is awfully hard to verify)
by boulos 8y ago
Is that true, nationally? (I’ve heard conflicting things, and on my phone this is awfully hard to verify)
- ashaikh 8y agoYes it is. See a link from the Department of Labor below. https://webapps.dol.gov/elaws/faq/esa/flsa/002.htm https://webapps.dol.gov/elaws/faq/esa/flsa/002.htm
- boulos 8y agoAwesome, thanks! In the future, I won’t need to confuse the issue.
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- wil421 8y agoI worked in restaurants for 6 years before I graduated from college. Yes it is true, if your tips + $2 something per hour doesn’t equal minimum wage you will get paid more hourly. A lot of States (or maybe cities) have much much higher minimum wages for servers than my state. California, Las Vegas, and maybe New York pay higher than the $2.
- rascul 8y agoIt's true, but not all employers track this or are willing to pay it unless forced.