The tipped worker subminimum wage keeps service employees’ livelihoods subject to the whims of bosses and customers. Momentum to end that subminimum wage is growing in cities like Washington, DC, but industry groups are mobilizing to maintain the status quo.
  • Dem Bosain@midwest.socialEnglish
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    14 days ago

    They did the same thing in Michigan. I’ve drastically reduced the size of my tips. Before, good service could warrant a 25% or higher tip from me. Now, absolutely nothing over 15%.