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In France, there is a mandatory 18% tip added to the bill. Would you prefer that?
There are placed here that do that too. Add 18%. I don't like it.In France, there is a mandatory 18% tip added to the bill. Would you prefer that?
As one who employs tipped workers, they would be crazy. My bartenders make about $20/hour over all on an average night. On a busy week end night, they can make $100/hour.Would you give up Tips for a $15 per hour minimum wage?
Me too and my bartenders would prefer that. I have to report their CC tips.There are cash tips and tips done with credit cards that are entirely less desirable.
I nearly always tip with cash.
If it's mandatory, then it is not really a tip. It is a service charge.In France, there is a mandatory 18% tip added to the bill. Would you prefer that?
Would you give up Tips for a $15 per hour minimum wage?
I usually tip based on the same things. However, does someone who happens to be serving high dollar food automatically deserve a much larger tip than someone serving cheaper food at the Waffle House?I have no idea what a waiter makes. Nor is it any of my business. Nor is it a question I ask the waiter when he comes around to explain the daily specials.
I tip based on the price of the meal and level of service.
In France, there is a mandatory 18% tip added to the bill. Would you prefer that?
I'm not a food service worker
Me too and my bartenders would prefer that. I have to report their CC tips.There are cash tips and tips done with credit cards that are entirely less desirable.
I nearly always tip with cash.
Me too and my bartenders would prefer that. I have to report their CC tips.There are cash tips and tips done with credit cards that are entirely less desirable.
I nearly always tip with cash.
I don't know where you live but I used to be the payroll person for a restaurant in the 80s. They had a few of them around the area.
Every quarter I had to add up all the receipts for each of the staff who earned tips. If what they declared in tips wasn't at least the national standard level, which was around 10% at the time, the amount they should have reported was reported to the IRS.
The staff that earned tips never lived on their paychecks. Their paychecks paid the taxes they owed on the tips they earned. They made anywhere from 40 to 100 dollars an hour on tips depending on their job, what day of the week they worked and if they worked banquets or not.
Let's not get into accounting.
Would you give up Tips for a $15 per hour minimum wage?
FYI, they do automatically put it on the check, you're right. But if you feel you got bad service, you can complain and have it removed.In France, there is a mandatory 18% tip added to the bill. Would you prefer that?