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Only if tips average less than 7 percent.
by hirundo 5y ago
Only if tips average less than 7 percent.
- samwillis 5y agoIf someone doesn’t tip (for any reason, forgot/foreign/unknowledgable) the server themselves pays for 7% of the meal… call me crazy but that shouldn't be legal.
- hirundo 5y agoIt seems like a reasonable compromise to share tips with the back of the house, without the effort and degredation involved in tracking exactly who tipped how much to whom. Nothing's perfect.
- samwillis 5y agoWell take the 7% from the tips not the wage then.
- hirundo 5y agoThen you're back to counting the tips. You add labor all around, and have to make sure that the wait staff isn't holding back, degrading everyone.
- saikia81 5y agoin all industry I have worked, including being a waiter in europe, I have never seen people treat/talk about workers this way. what a low level of trust
- samwillis 5y agoThen just get rid of tips, add 20% to your prices, pay your staff properly and manage them. If they perform badly train them better, promote and give pay rises to the best staff. If you really wanted to have a bonus system based on customer feedback. You know, the way normal business work.