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Not sure how to do that when business can just decide not to pay fair wages and rely on strangers to supplement employee's income through tipping.
by tkuraku 4y ago
Not sure how to do that when business can just decide not to pay fair wages and rely on strangers to supplement employee's income through tipping.
- bscphil 4y agoI mean, "require businesses to pay their employees minimum wage" is really not too big an ask in most countries. Edit: to give you credit, I think that may have been your point. I lost track of context in the thread.
- gwbas1c 4y agoIt's hard to ban people giving money to people. But you can require that all posted prices include all taxes, fees, and expected gratuities; AND that the price on the bill include all taxes, fees, and expected gratuities. Basically, just push the tip into the noise and require that the posted price be the sum of all the hidden fees.
- IshKebab 4y agoIt's not some impossible goal. Most of the world does not have America's crazy tipping culture. I would say tipping is decreasing in the UK. It's pretty normal not to tip in restaurants now because the pandemic changed payment methods. Before 10% was the standard (only if you pay after eating though).