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Right. That's the issue with moving from tipping to flat wages. Yet the US is one of the only countries that does tipping, and plenty of other professions ha
by ergothus 8y ago
Right. That's the issue with moving from tipping to flat wages. Yet the US is one of the only countries that does tipping, and plenty of other professions have this issue in the US, so how do they manage ?
I understand the problem, I want the next step of "how do we get to a less crappy system?"
- burfog 8y agoNurses commonly bid for shifts. Undesirable shifts pay far more than desirable ones. Christmas morning will pay far more than an ordinary Thursday afternoon. I guess that isn't exactly flat wages, but it isn't tips either. I think it beats both. So at the restaurant, early evening on Valentine's Day would pay a lot more than the late afternoon on an uninteresting day.