No tipping. They get paid for work in finland just like everybody else

Lol @ these statements ppl make.

iirc Australia has a 0 tip policy. And they get along just fine.

This post was edited by Subzer0isGG on Mar 29 2018 01:36pm

at 17$ minimum wage you don't need too

waitresses make under minimum wage and get taxed on a % sales, some can lose money on you if you don't tip

Like 2$ back from minimum wage. They also don’t claim tips at tax time. And if you were to factor in their tips to their hourly wage, they are making in the range of 30-35$ an hour! And those figures are back from when I was serving tables back in 2006-2008. When minimum wage for us was around 7$ an hour.

35 per hour lol

some employers force tax % based on their clients receipts $

source: confirmed with some waitresses I know + seen a lot of paystubs of waitresses

I tip 15-20% when I go out... I dont really like the idea of tipping, I personally think they should increase wages and increase cost of food if they need to make the difference up.

Right now, there are waitresses who make crazy $$$ and it's all tax free. I personally know of a friend's GF who makes $400-500 on average a night, all of which is tax free. She also collects a wage ontop of that.

This post was edited by GSG on Mar 29 2018 02:02pm

yall worry about too much shit

I only worry about rzi’s hairline

we all do.... its a serious concern