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MichMan

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2. Seems like they both agree tipping will be drastically reduced

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Fri Sep 13, 2024, 01:21 AM

Sep 2024

"The consumer is going to say, 'Oh, they're making a livable wage now,' they're not going to tip as much," Black added.

McGovern argues the state shouldn't have a two-tiered system.

"You can go out and know that no matter what, your server gets paid a full $15 an hour. You don't have to put in that extra money."

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Ballot question aims to change the way tipped workers get paid in Massachusetts [View all] RandySF Sep 2024 OP

In the article, they interview two tipped workers, one for one against amendment. Silent Type Sep 2024 #1

Seems like they both agree tipping will be drastically reduced MichMan Sep 2024 #2