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I’m salaried and would not accept tips even if offered. However when I eat at a sit down restaurant, the size of the tip I pay is very much determined by the q
by lockhouse 3y ago
I’m salaried and would not accept tips even if offered.
However when I eat at a sit down restaurant, the size of the tip I pay is very much determined by the quality of the service I receive. If you frown the entire time, don’t come back to refill our drinks at all, screw up half of the orders at the table, and make me wait a ridiculous time after we’ve finished our meals for the check, you don’t deserve a good tip.
- hotpotamus 3y ago> I’m salaried and would not accept tips even if offered. Then you would not accept the payment model that you desire for restaurant workers?
- lockhouse 3y agoNo I wouldn't, but that's ok because I found a job that compensates me on terms I find acceptable. Nobody is forcing anyone to work a service job for tips in this country. Tips are supposed to be a aww thanks, you thought I did a good job. I'm fine with tipping being an option, just don't expect it, particularly if you just give me mediocre or less service.
- hotpotamus 3y agoI'd say the matter of coercion is not so simple, but the subject of this post is that more and more places seem to be asking for tips, so it would seem like more workers are being asked to accept this model of compensation.