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Sure. Of course. But what they found in restaurants that had the no-tip policy is that all of their really great staff found better paying jobs easily, and th
by FrontierPsych 4y ago
Sure. Of course.
But what they found in restaurants that had the no-tip policy is that all of their really great staff found better paying jobs easily, and the shitty employees, or new employees, would be the ones that stayed. And the new employees would leave as soon as they were trained up, so all that was left at the no-tip restaurants were the shittiest of the shitty employees. This is what I read from a study on this exact situation of no-tip restaurants and the effect it had.