Tipping

Apparently, we're not very good tippers in New Jersey

However, what caught my attention, was a second tip line. There was a suggestion for a "kitchen" tip. I had never seen that before. We go out pretty often, and this was a new concept to me.

On a recent episode of the Lou & Shannon Morning radio show on 94.3 The Point, the hosts engaged in a lively debate about tipping when it comes to delivery services. How did it all begin, you ask? Well, there was this audio clip circulating on social media. In...

Some establishments might not be aware they're even doing this

Around the holidays it can start to feel like you are accepting an Oscar. You start mentally rattling off the people you have to thank for “making it all possible”. So who do we tip and how much? Some people don’t believe in tipping someone for just doing their job while others hand out 20s like tic tacs. I dug in to find out what is socially acceptable for holiday tipping so you don’t look like a Scrooge.

A NJ pizzeria owner shared his thought on Amazon warehouse employees ordering food and not tipping.

Men and millennials don't tip very often, but when they do, they tip a good amount of money, says one study.

It's hard to keep up with the rules sometimes.  Last month when the technician was at my house installing a new security alarm system I was about to hand him some cash when his supervisor intercepted and said techs are not allowed to accept tips...

Among those who are feeling generous, the most common tip amount is around a dollar.

From the mail carrier to the housekeeper to the garbage crew - are you feeling pressure to tip practically everyone this holiday season?