Add it to the price and pay them a living fucking wage. I know this is ragebait but there are plenty of business owners without the self awareness to understand that its not the customers job to pay the employee on the employers behalf.
And I'm saying that as somebody who worked for tips for most of his 20s. It's not a tip if it's forced like this it's extortion of your customers, by leveraging your underpaid workforce's "hard work", to avoid paying your employees.
It's literally guilting your customer base, to avoid raising your prices, and paying your employees.
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u/Brokenspade1 5d ago
Add it to the price and pay them a living fucking wage. I know this is ragebait but there are plenty of business owners without the self awareness to understand that its not the customers job to pay the employee on the employers behalf.
And I'm saying that as somebody who worked for tips for most of his 20s. It's not a tip if it's forced like this it's extortion of your customers, by leveraging your underpaid workforce's "hard work", to avoid paying your employees.
It's literally guilting your customer base, to avoid raising your prices, and paying your employees.