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Do I get to pay less if the service is crappy? If no, then why should I get pressurized to pay more, even when the service is just what I expected? My appreciat
by noisy_boy 3y ago
Do I get to pay less if the service is crappy? If no, then why should I get pressurized to pay more, even when the service is just what I expected? My appreciation for the great service will be reflected in my repeat patronage. Obviously there can be exceptions e.g. if I don't have any plans to revisit, say when I am traveling or someone going wayyy above and beyond their role etc.
My company pays my bonus when I have done my job very well and they have turned a profit. Why aren't the service sector's employers doing the same for their employees?
- chapium 3y agoSimply, its not a bonus and its not for service. Its so the employer can pay less when business is slow.
- noisy_boy 3y agoCorrect, and I get that. I'm just pointing out that logically tips are bonuses and they should also be paid by the employers, on top of a living wage, as is the norm in general outside service sector. It should not be paid by the customers.