'gratuities' is correct and usable in written English.
It means a sum of money given to someone for their services, usually given as a gift. Example sentence: The waiter was happy to receive the gratuities at the end of his shift.
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On August 23rd, President Clinton weighed in with federal subsidies to low-income families and small businesses that face higher electricity bills in southern California, but these too will be temporary.In this section The Jack who would be king A shocking backlash Trust us On the rocks Dell on wheels Gratuitous gratuities Give and take Where did the Internet boom go?
Not once was your correspondent asked for a bribe along the way, though a few drivers may have given small gratuities to policemen.
Studies have suggested that customers don't tend to vary their gratuities much so, as one restaurateur on qz.com puts it, "tipped servers, in turn, learn that service quality isn't particularly important to their revenue.
"Maintaining subsidies and gratuities for all once ensured greater equality, but today they only exacerbate inequality," a recent report for the Communist Party concluded.
Although the budget does contain meat, some measures are simply sauce, such as moving three national holidays, delaying the payment of retirement gratuities to civil servants and threatening to withhold Christmas bonuses from underperforming public employees.Critics say that Mr Berlusconi and Giulio Tremonti, the finance minister, have missed an opportunity.
Perhaps, but all it means is that a motorist will be able to order a car customised at the factory without having to grow old waiting to have it delivered.In this section The Jack who would be king A shocking backlash Trust us On the rocks Dell on wheels Gratuitous gratuities Give and take Where did the Internet boom go?
He did some brutal housekeeping and revived its flagship product, NetWare, an operating system for corporate networks.In this section The Jack who would be king A shocking backlash Trust us On the rocks Dell on wheels Gratuitous gratuities Give and take Where did the Internet boom go?
The frequency and scale of expected gratuities in the country is an oft-rolled-out lament on this blog and on every other travel website.
Go, Disney's portal, has not expanded its user numbers in a year.In this section The Jack who would be king A shocking backlash Trust us On the rocks Dell on wheels Gratuitous gratuities Give and take Where did the Internet boom go?
Much of GreaterGood's business comes from shoppers following a link from their favourite charity's site, or reading about the service in a newsletter.In this section The Jack who would be king A shocking backlash Trust us On the rocks Dell on wheels Gratuitous gratuities Give and take Where did the Internet boom go?
