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Are those people in anyway the average? Sounds more like the exception to me and thus not really the problem or solution.
by consp 3y ago
Are those people in anyway the average? Sounds more like the exception to me and thus not really the problem or solution.
- jghn 3y agoWork at a decent restaurant/bar in a larger city. The one thing the tip model does help with is providing a “congestion fee” of sorts. A server in the joints in describing making really good money - if the restaurant was paying say $50/hr it wouldn’t be feasible as patronage at the restaurant is very spiky and margins are low. This allows restaurants to effectively pay more during busier periods and less during quiet periods. I suppose the same could be done by scaling pay rate by shift.
- analog31 3y agoLike "piece work" in factories.