The hourly wage of a waitress or waiter is $4.26 per hour. They also do not have to claim any tips they make on taxes.
what is the equation for the waitress hourly wage if one day she earned $25 in tips over a 5 hour period and another day she earn $30.76 in tips over a 3 hour period.
A waitress in training makes minimum wage (or whatever hourly is for a hostess/non-tipped position). The waitress who does the training keeps the tips.
Waitress at Perkins are paid a standard hourly wage plus tips. If a waitress at Perkins works high traffic times they can make anywhere from $30-$60 per day in tips.
No, theyare required to give you a working wage. Tips are additional income and cannot be including in you base wage rate.
for banquets I started out at the minimum wage for adolecents, which was about $5.25/hr, we also receieved $15.00 tips no matter how many people we served a banquet. now I'm up to $7.00/hr...
($)73 subtract from ($)46divide from 6(hours) equals($)4.50ANSWER IS $4.50
$ 7.25
Your friend works as a waitress at a local restaurant. Her income consists of an hourly wage plus tips. On wed., she earns $25 in tips over a 5 hour period. On Friday, she earns $30.76 in tips over a 3 hour period. How much is your's friend's wage if she earned the same amount of money on Wed, and Friday?
In many states, Harrah's cocktail waitresses don't get paid state minimum wage. They are often paid about $2.00 hourly but make more with tips. An average cocktail waitress can make up to $200 per shift in tips.
No, at least not where I live. No, the restaraunt must pay a waiter/waitress at least minimum wage. Income from tips is completely seperate.
As a server in any restaurant, your wages are based on tips, so they only have to pay you half of minimum wage which is currently $2.13 and hour. It is up to you to claim all of your tips and report them. After your shift is over, then add them up then divide them to see what your hourly rate plus $2.13 hour that you made, you will be quite surprised!
Restaurants can use any tips you make as part of your wage. Generally, under 16 gets 85% of an adult hourly wage.
9.00 plus tips weekly checks weekly tips :) raise every 6months