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How Much Have You Been Tipping Your Grocery Store Workers During This Time?
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You can save a lot of time by just throwing the cash in the washer & dryer yourself.
My grocery store stopped accepting cash, so 0. I'm not tipping them anyway. It really should be on the store to give them hazard pay.
We aren't allowed to take tips at work and if one of the managers sees it happen they'll run you down and throw the money in the safe :')
I've had little old ladies try to tip me several times for helping them out to their car for groceries and I always politely decline.
I've had little old ladies try to tip me several times for helping them out to their car for groceries and I always politely decline.
Do not feed the cashiers er trolls please. While I've seen era members really out of touch before, there's no way you're serious.
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maybe normally but right now cashiers are working long hours, have to deal with hoarders/unruly customers, and are at extremely high chances to catch something. Even if you aren't tipping I'm pretty sure we can all agreement they deserve to be paid more atm.
You could have made this thread without the bullshit and it would have gone over better.
The fuck? Who is getting paid? I ain't getting tipped.
Target has a policy against tipping, and we can lose our jobs. Nothing got revoked in that regard, and with our temporary pay bump they will just point to that as to why we shouldn't get tips.
Target has a policy against tipping, and we can lose our jobs. Nothing got revoked in that regard, and with our temporary pay bump they will just point to that as to why we shouldn't get tips.
Ok, so like i get this is a troll thread, but like..... why?
What is this referencing? It's not even really funny.
What is this referencing? It's not even really funny.
So, technically, by tipping you might be risking their jobs. I think there's irony in there somewhere!
No one should be tipping these heroes dirty-ass cash at a time like this.
This can't be real. What grocery store allows their workers to be tipped or when did this become a thing. I used to work in the meat department at Publix and they had a strict 'no accepting tips' policy.
I haven't. We're paying our daycare/preschool provider $620 a month and still watching our own child. I feel like we've done our good deed.
Also in Washington, You can't tip your grocerer (Or at least you are not supposed to..I've asked)
Actually it's fucked up you're just tipping the cashier's. The stock clerks and the truck unloaders are doing the heavy lifting in this time of panic buying.
There are independent or locally owned grocery stores where you can tip employees and cashiers.
I'd normally say something about weekend Era, but it's weekend Era 24/7 now. Might as well get used to it.
I've never heard of tipping grocery cashiers, even in the US, even during all this coronavirus stuff.
No, I'm not tipping. I'm saying thank you like I would to anyone else I interact with in customer service. That's it.
While no one like actually tips the cashier directly, registers often do have a tip/change jar or bucket on the counters.
Maybe that's what OP is talking about?
Maybe that's what OP is talking about?
I haven't been to the grocery store in almost 2 weeks. Are we tipping now? That used to get people fired.
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