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Avoiding ‘tipflation’ during the holidays: Here’s when to tip and when to skip
Updated: 10:01 PM CST Dec 1, 2022
You’ve probably heard of “shrink-flation,” but have you heard of “tip-flation?”Shoppers say they’re seeing more requests to add gratuity at more places — even on some online orders.During the holiday season, how do you tell when to add a tip and when to skip it? Dipayan Biswas, a marketing and business professor at the University of South Florida, told CNN that “it’s a relatively new phenomenon” that he sees becoming more widespread.Biswas, who’s studied tipping for a decade, said the new trend started with the boom of digital kiosks. Then, the COVID-19 pandemic happened, along with inflation, which enticed businesses to allow tips to make jobs more lucrative. “Like I’m sick and tired of tipping right? So, that’s my biggest worry that it might actually affect the industry where it really matters the most,” Biswas said. Etiquette expert Thomas P. Farley has a “tip without hesitation list” that can provide some guidance.”The very concept of a tip is that we are rewarding a service employee who’s being paid less than minimum wage,” Farley said. “I really wonder, where is the line? Will you one day be in your doctor’s office or your dentist’s office, will you be tipping?”Farley generally suggests tips for servers, bartenders and washroom attendants. While you’re out doing your holiday shopping and you do decide to tip, Farley recommends paying it in cash.
You’ve probably heard of “shrink-flation,” but have you heard of “tip-flation?”
Shoppers say they’re seeing more requests to add gratuity at more places — even on some online orders.
During the holiday season, how do you tell when to add a tip and when to skip it?
Dipayan Biswas, a marketing and business professor at the University of South Florida, told CNN that “it’s a relatively new phenomenon” that he sees becoming more widespread.
Biswas, who’s studied tipping for a decade, said the new trend started with the boom of digital kiosks. Then, the COVID-19 pandemic happened, along with inflation, which enticed businesses to allow tips to make jobs more lucrative.
“Like I’m sick and tired of tipping right? So, that’s my biggest worry that it might actually affect the industry where it really matters the most,” Biswas said.
Etiquette expert Thomas P. Farley has a “tip without hesitation list” that can provide some guidance.
“The very concept of a tip is that we are rewarding a service employee who’s being paid less than minimum wage,” Farley said. “I really wonder, where is the line? Will you one day be in your doctor’s office or your dentist’s office, will you be tipping?”
Farley generally suggests tips for servers, bartenders and washroom attendants.
While you’re out doing your holiday shopping and you do decide to tip, Farley recommends paying it in cash.
