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Old 14-10-2019, 12:44 PM #1
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Default Plans for British Workers to keep tips

This was announced in the Queens speech today and said that over a million people will get to keep tips rather then being forced to give them to the company they work for.

I think it's a great win for people on minimum wage whose could be helped with tips they receive
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which companies were forcing employees to hand over tips?

I'm surprised the tories aren't trying to make them taxable income
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which companies were forcing employees to hand over tips?

I'm surprised the tories aren't trying to make them taxable income
A lot of pubs and restaurants dont allow staff to keep tips given to them
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I generally only tip cash for this reason, and never on the machine, and I always ask if they can keep tips, so this is good news for a change
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I have a massive issue with tips in general, it's relying on customers to pay the difference for a living wage that Employers should be paying themselves.
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