Orion Wrote:You can't even get away from it in Australia anymore. People at Subway even have a tips glass. Subway. Really?

Jacob Wrote:Saz...I freaking hope you liked it because of the cleavage. If you like anything else in it I will kill you. I will hunt you down and kill you.

Waffuru Wrote:Post something you like or something you hate or both. I'm closing this when it hits 1,000 pages.

Alexander Trafford Wrote:Tip glasses don't mean you have to tip.

Vad Wrote:Ours do too. You're not special.

Kaden Wrote:I hate when people look at you like you just kicked a baby when you DON'T put something in a tip jar, though. It's like... shit... they're being paid to do what they're doing. I'm not automatically going to give you extra money because you're doing a job.

Quote:Laws in the states of Alaska, California, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, and Washington require all employees to be paid at least minimum wage. However, it is still customary to give standard tips in those places. Elsewhere, wage laws allow employers to credit an amount of earned tips against the minimum wage, allowing them to pay tipped employees less than minimum wage. As of September 2009, this reduction can be as low as $1.45 per hour in West Virginia, or as high as 100% in Virginia, reducing potential wages to $5.80 or $0 per hour, respectively. Which employees may have their wages reduced varies as well. The Fair Labor Standards Act defines a tipped employee as anyone receiving more than $30 per month in tips, although several states set a lower $20 per month threshold.