Published July 25, 2016
Study examines pros, cons of no-tip policy
Recently many restaurants have adopted the no tip policy in which they may add a service charge to a bill or increase the price of menu items in exchange for the tips typically left on the table. There are many pros and cons to businesses thinking about adopting the new policy.
Study examines pros, cons of no-tip policy
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