throeuhway

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   by throeuhway 8y ago

   Unfortunately tipping is how these employers are legally permitted to pay their employees Removing the tipping without increasing the pay is even more offensive and from my experience is a predominantly tech phenomenon (1) (1) https:/
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   by throeuhway 8y ago

   I have tried to discuss similar issues here... My frustration is moreso with the flagrant and 'at all costs' wealth posturing that is a part of contemporary tech recruitment strategy and how it fails to extend to paying the staff
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   by throeuhway 8y ago

   As long as they have them I would hope they begin to pay a livable wage to the people they employ at them https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17612190
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   by throeuhway 8y ago

   'Objectively' due to employers claiming they are paying the 'on the tin' industry standard but neglecting a large portion of the paystub wages I appreciate your encouragement, though it feels a bit backhanded, and I woul
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   Discuss HN: Underpaying at Workplace Food Services

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