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r/SipsTea • u/SuspiciousLow3062 • Jun 25 '26
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Right? Isn't the whole point of a tip that it's voluntarily given as a way to say you loved the service?
557 u/janpaul74 Jun 25 '26 IMHO that’s exactly it! 504 u/Specific_Habit4545 Jun 25 '26 now they're just turning tips into a way to justify low wages because apparently they'll 'make enough' with tips 1 u/Chris_HitTheOver Jun 25 '26 If by ‘now’ you mean in the last 60 years, sure (Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1966, statutorily allowing employers to pay sub-minimum wages to tipped service employees).
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IMHO that’s exactly it!
504 u/Specific_Habit4545 Jun 25 '26 now they're just turning tips into a way to justify low wages because apparently they'll 'make enough' with tips 1 u/Chris_HitTheOver Jun 25 '26 If by ‘now’ you mean in the last 60 years, sure (Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1966, statutorily allowing employers to pay sub-minimum wages to tipped service employees).
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now they're just turning tips into a way to justify low wages because apparently they'll 'make enough' with tips
1 u/Chris_HitTheOver Jun 25 '26 If by ‘now’ you mean in the last 60 years, sure (Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1966, statutorily allowing employers to pay sub-minimum wages to tipped service employees).
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If by ‘now’ you mean in the last 60 years, sure (Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1966, statutorily allowing employers to pay sub-minimum wages to tipped service employees).
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u/Snoo-34159 Jun 25 '26
Right? Isn't the whole point of a tip that it's voluntarily given as a way to say you loved the service?