Sentence examples for to gratuity from inspiring English sources
noun
An additional payment given freely as thanks for service &c.
This endeavor is a way for hotel patrons to acknowledge the hard work of hotel attendants who are often overlooked when it comes to gratuity.
Although it's no longer legal for restaurant owners to use gratuity to bump their employees' wages up to minimum wage, enforced tips are clearly still being relied upon when it comes to staff pay packets.
Joe's Crab Shack became the first chain to adopt the policy last year, but it struggled with customer complaints, and in New York Gabriel Stulman announced a return to gratuities at Fedora last month.
He spread the profits of the Ponzi scheme around, according to the federal charges, using money to "provide gratuities to high-ranking members of police agencies in order to curry favors with such police personnel and to deflect law enforcement scrutiny".
[Daily News] Some diners charge that city restaurants are using dishonest tactics to add gratuities to their bills.
Indeed, critics have seized on the cottage as an example of what they say is the governor's tendency to accept gratuities, only to be forced later to make restitution or pay fines when they become public.
A 20% charge to cover gratuity and service fees will be added to the fare.
If your rate does not include a gratuity, remember to tip your driver at the end of your evening or event.
Health and Hospitals Corporation officials said some institutions had recently begun paying a flat fee of $250,000 a year, which Dr. Andrew W. Brotman, a senior vice president at New York University School of Medicine, likened to a gratuity.
The app also added in a way for users to pay gratuity on the services received.
Don't forget to leave gratuity.
