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It’s not a solution because a critical mass of consumers aren’t going to boycott tipping in the absence of a massive and effective collective action. Organize
by mike_h 6y ago
It’s not a solution because a critical mass of consumers aren’t going to boycott tipping in the absence of a massive and effective collective action.
Organize this movement, give workers fair warning before acting, and then act – and then you can say you were being honest and principled.
Stiff an individual worker as a grumpy, self-righteous individual consumer, and all you are doing is exploiting a tacit agreement and risking someone’s ability to pay their bills. Someone who doesn’t have that many options for employment, otherwise they wouldn’t be working in such a risky arrangement to begin with.