Chuckanut
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I read where a national hotel chain is going to put envelopes in the rooms to remind customers to tip the house keeping staff.
Isn't this just another way to raise prices without seeming to be raising the cost of a room? In effect they are shifting the job of paying their employees onto the customer.
Moreover, why don't they start paying their house keeping staff a descent wage so tipping is unnecessary? IMHO, they are using tipping as an excuse to knowingly underpay their staff.
Or am I just being an old curmudgeon? Get off my lawn!!!!
Isn't this just another way to raise prices without seeming to be raising the cost of a room? In effect they are shifting the job of paying their employees onto the customer.
Moreover, why don't they start paying their house keeping staff a descent wage so tipping is unnecessary? IMHO, they are using tipping as an excuse to knowingly underpay their staff.
Or am I just being an old curmudgeon? Get off my lawn!!!!