More states are considering requiring full minimum wages for tip earners this year
www.nbcnews.com
Only seven states currently bar “subminimum” pay for tipped workers like bartenders and restaurant servers, but activists see 2024 as ripe to expand the tally to as many as 20.
  • Nudding@lemmy.world
    251·
    9 months ago

    As these drivers operate almost exclusively on tips, using these services without tipping is socially equivalent to begging in the streets.

    Imagine a system so broken you say shit like this lol.

      • AA5B@lemmy.world
        2·
        9 months ago

        I think the loopholes include:

        • assuming a “take it or leave it” from a huge company to an individual, can ever be a valid contract
        • paying “sufficiently “ for an employee while also delegating business expenses
        • bending the regulations around what is allowable for contracting vs effectively employee
        • skirting regulations on similar legacy business models
        • fraudulent menus and pricing