What is your policy on tipping wait staff?

[jcardona1]

Are you sure you know what a legal document is? lol

Are you?

An application is also a legal document and becomes a part of a person's permanent file once he or she is hired.

http://definitions.uslegal.com/e/employment-application/

 

[SumoNinja]

yikes, pwned

just teasing, piscine

 

[Piscine]

Are you?



http://definitions.uslegal.com/e/employment-application/

Quoted from the same definition you posted -

Race, religion, national origin: These questions are generally inappropriate, either on employment applications or during job interviews.

The EEOC survey is not actually part of the application and does not go into an employee file. It is sent to the EEOC and is in no way a legal document. Reverse Double Pwn....

 

[Piscine]

yikes, pwned

just teasing, piscine

You know I still lub you & Jose.

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

i tip the dude at the deli when he gives me the extra crispy chicken

 

[Piscine]

I like you low & non-tippers. It really makes me look like such a gentleman & makes my service that much better when I go out to eat.

 

[ballinouttacntrol]

here's my question piscine, how can the non tippers and low tippers get bad service when the server doesn't know what kind of tip they're going to get until after it's too late? i'd imagine low and no tippers don't go out to eat often and sure as heck don't frequent the same place

For all i know, i may be prejudged and given bad service and have every right to low tip in the first place. i'm suppose to get a worthy reputation with said server before i get good service?

 

[jcardona1]

You know I still lub you & Jose.

Haha booo. You said when filling out applications, not EEOC survey

 

[Piscine]

Haha booo. You said when filling out applications, not EEOC survey

lmao I said EEOC....I only said application to keep it layman, because the survey is usually filled out at the same time as an application. lol

 

[jcardona1]

here's my question piscine, how can the non tippers and low tippers get bad service when the server doesn't know what kind of tip they're going to get until after it's too late? i'd imagine low and no tippers don't go out to eat often and sure as heck don't frequent the same place

For all i know, i may be prejudged and given bad service and have every right to low tip in the first place. i'm suppose to get a worthy reputation with said server before i get good service?

Good point. Unless you're a regular, there's no way of knowing. If you experience bad service, then you had a crappy server, and they deserve a crappy tip.

I should also say that when I'm paying a tab on the Company's dime, I tip 20-30%. I have no problem spending other people's money