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> Otherwise you end up in this trap where people expect the bonus and worse yet, count on it to pay their bills. Kind of like tipping in the USA. It has nothin
by ed25519FUUU 6y ago
> Otherwise you end up in this trap where people expect the bonus and worse yet, count on it to pay their bills.
Kind of like tipping in the USA. It has nothing to do with service, is a standard percentage of the total bill (cork a $200 bottle of wine versus $20?). And the managers pay the wait staff less with the assumption they’ll make it up with tips.
- mjevans 6y agoI currently tip well. I would RATHER the costs be upfront and the complete wage and quality of service be covered by the company. I would, correspondingly, love to see both a national minimum wage increase AND a ban on including tips in someone's expected wage as a single update to the laws.