Install question....tipping?
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And they are likely limited to jobs away from the deep fryer and grill. I usually see the youngest workers running the register, wiping down tables, working the drive-thru.
My first job was at a now defunct hardware store like Home Depot, the only job I could work at 16 was the register because every department had some kind of machine I wasn't allowed to operate. Key cutter in hardware, wire cutter in electrical, etc.
How old do you have to be to work at Burger King in Canada?
16 years old
16 years old and up.
No, I don't do any of that. My kid is grown and 22 and when we were raising him up my wife and I both worked as correctional officers for TDCJ in Beaumont. I worked on 2 card and my wife worked on 1 card. We were on 4 on and 4 off so there was always one of us home to raise him 24/ 7. It made a difference too because he is close to each of us. He graduated in the honor society and is completing his last 5 months of his first hitch in the Marines. As for my yard I mow it myself and always have. I stained my fence cedar color myself on both sides and I replace the fence boards myself each year if needed. I haven't seen a news paper in the last 5 years at the convenience store I used to buy one at. I haven't seen a paper boy since the 70s when I was a kid. But I do use certain contractors that I have built a relationship with over the last 27 years to do jobs like new fencing , construction in the house or porch, etc.
Mod hat on: As was previously posted, discuss the subject, not each other. I had to do some editing in the thread.
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Yes you can tip, but its not required.
I use to get tipped from time to time, of course the company never knows about it.
Dishnetwork actually forbids it. If anyone is caught taking a tip, it could be their job. Stupid as that sounds. I promise you it has never stopped me.
They really don't want you taking tips, but I don't think they would say anything. (company I worked for that is)
Our former VP - who was very anti-tech had a guy in his office, railing against him about tips. That level of harshness may have left when he did
That's the amount I give, and pretty much the same wording I use. They always tell me I "don't have to do that", but I gently insist.
I always say you don't have to do that as a curtesy but I learned long ago, that 20 isn't going back in the customer's pocket.
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