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What do you think about the tip-free section in: https://www.mollymoon.com/icecreamforeveryone https://www.mollymoon.com/icecreamforeveryone Quick summary: -
by itake 1y ago
What do you think about the tip-free section in:
https://www.mollymoon.com/icecreamforeveryone https://www.mollymoon.com/icecreamforeveryone
Quick summary:
- Tipping results in lower pay for certain genders and races.
- laws that protect employees don't apply to customers. Your boss can't make inappropriate comments and pay you less if you complain. But if a customer makes inappropriate comments, its perfectly legal for the customer to pay you less if you reject their advances.
- JumpCrisscross 1y agoI don’t think any of this is fixed by banning tips. As I said, tipping shouldn’t be mandatory nor required for someone to make a living serving, frankly, relatively wealthy people and experience. If someone owns a restaurant, I can show gratitude by coming more. If my clients like me, they can show gratitude by giving me more business. If a server does a great job independent of their employer, a tip is a good way of showing that. (That said, if a group of employees has agreed to no tips, they should refuse them and one shouldn’t push.)
- itake 1y agocustomers can legally tip different depending on race and genders, employers cannot. > If a server does a great job independent of their employer, a tip is a good way of showing that. The problem is customers perceive "great job" more often when the person is from a certain race or gender or body shape. This creates an inequitable environment.