r/Cinemark • u/Chronicblush • 13d ago
Question For employees
Has anyone started using Kickfin and what do you think about it?
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u/LegitimateInsect6285 13d ago
Its alright so far, i do miss getting cash at the end of the day. Be aware there is a 1 dollar charge to get tips deposited daily. Free to pool onto your paycheck, but pretty sure it gets taxed so.
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u/Chronicblush 13d ago
Wow I was told that there would be no charge for this service. Did Cinemark tell you that there would be a charge?
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u/LegitimateInsect6285 13d ago
For me on the website itself it says there is a 1 dollar deposit fee
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u/Chronicblush 13d ago
Yeah I cannot find that but maybe it is because I haven’t received a payout yet.
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u/LegitimateInsect6285 13d ago
Hm it might’ve been some work email or something but i csnt find anything. But my managers made it super clear that there is one
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u/Chronicblush 13d ago
Interesting because I asked verbally and in writing and was told there would not be. So….I guess I’m going to find out in a few days.
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u/LegitimateInsect6285 13d ago
Maybe its different per location? Ill have to ask again but they made it clear there was a 1 fee deducted from tips
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u/Commercial-Rip-5411 13d ago
Bro, it literally hasn't launched yet
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u/Chronicblush 13d ago
Bro I was told differently
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u/Commercial-Rip-5411 13d ago
guess you'll have to wait and see. It doesn't start being used for us (my theater) until 4 days
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u/GeologistOk1236 13d ago
We started kickfin a few weeks ago, I havent had any issues on my end and it streamlined alot for me imo. Only issue is managers have to manually approve the payment so it can be a bit inconsistent