I guess the trade-of for working at home vs onsite is you are saving money and time on commute, having to buy professional clothes, etc. In return you use your own computer, pay for your internet, use your own phone plan for work. With the rise of work at home, do you think employers will start compensating at least a little for all the services you pay for, internet, your phone, etc., to work for them. Do you think the workers can/should ask for for additional compensation.
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There is an old saying that goes “The same $20 bill just floats around the city from bartender to bartender, one to the other every night.” Meaning that someone who makes tips, is likely to use that cash to tip someone else later on, to continue the cycle . 😆 💸 💵 💸 💞

It’s pretty common for people who work in the service industry to tip sky high amounts when they go out to patronize other establishments, and visit their friends where they work! They are usually happy to be on the other side of the bar and off the clock, and know how hard other folks are working to provide top notch service! It’s nice to be rewarded for a job well done, and the best bartenders are seamless and masterful at what they do! 💕 🍸 🍹 🍾 💕

I know not everyone can afford, or has the desire, to tip as much as 30-40% when they are paying, like some bartenders I know. These days especially, purse strings are tighter than ever. I was really impressed with how supportive a lot of people were at the beginning of the pandemic, of their waitstaff and local dining scene. But how much are you usually tipping now ??

Twenty percent is the number most often thrown around when it comes to tipping for dining in. I know there are some folks out there who feel like 15% is more than enough, and others who feel that the tip should be entirely dependent on their own evaluation of the service and restaurant itself. Often people working for tips are paid much, much less than minimum wage as their hourly base, and are extremely dependent on the amount clients choose to leave. So how do you break down the math of rewarding service?

How Much Do You Tip When You Go Out?? 🍽 💸

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Thanks to everyone who has been sharing their experiences about all the job scams they have experienced. I thought I heard of them all but not the case..... What can you do if you do get scammed. What if you gave them your banking info, even social. Is there anything you can do to protect yourself? I would think do a credit freeze. But what else..... #scams #workfromhome #jobsearch

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