Yes

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  by Helena Stone

  Created on: November 15, 2007

  Lets be fair about this. Yes, minimum wage should be in place for the service industry employee. Off

• 2 of 28

  by Amanda Scantling

  Created on: October 06, 2010

  We've all been there; It's lunch- you're in your favorite restaurant, bistro or cafe enjoying whatever

• 3 of 28

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: December 08, 2007

  Of course, they should. Except for a few exceptions, such as waitresses in the big-spenders' poker room

• 4 of 28

  by Robin Landry

  Created on: October 22, 2009

  The United States, one of the wealthiest nations in the world, has a shameful secret. According to a

• 5 of 28

  by Carolyn Barbre

  Created on: June 08, 2010

  The great state of California pays food service workers $8 per hour, 75 cents above federal minimum

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  by Shannon Richey

  Created on: May 07, 2010   Last Updated: May 08, 2010

  I definitely think that service-industry employees who get tips should be paid at least the minimum

• 7 of 28

  by Andrea Evans

  Created on: February 12, 2009

  Having worked in a guest house and restaurant in a tourist area of British Columbia, I can definitely

• 8 of 28

  by Christopher Kendalls

  Created on: May 29, 2008

  These days the lowest level of employment for anyone trying to start out in business is the service

• 9 of 28

  by Christy West

  Created on: October 18, 2009   Last Updated: October 19, 2009

  We as Americans have been bamboozled from the small elite group of con men and criminals that have raped

• 10 of 28

  by Marc Phillippe Babineau

  Created on: February 06, 2008   Last Updated: April 30, 2009

  Anyone who works in the service industry, whether they get tips or not, should receive, as a minimum,

• 11 of 28

  by Jenny Tolley

  Created on: February 27, 2009

  Until I actually worked as a waitress earning $2.13 an hour plus tips, I never considered whether or

• 12 of 28

  by Bob Higgins

  Created on: February 15, 2009

  The minimum wage battle continues, with unions and workers fighting for an entry level raise for honest

• 13 of 28

  by Barry Dennis

  Created on: November 22, 2009   Last Updated: November 23, 2009

  Here's the thing about Minimum Wage

  Just a few years ago, service industry workers, primarily food service,

• 14 of 28

  by Bill Whitney

  Created on: November 22, 2007   Last Updated: December 19, 2009

  What does minimum wage mean? To me that means the minimum wage a person can be paid by an employer for

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  by Leah Curtis

  Created on: January 01, 2009

  Towns, cities, states and yes, even countries, are built on the backs of services workers. Without service

• 16 of 28

  by David Schneider

  Created on: February 16, 2009

  The way we do things in this country is somewhat backwards. I am a proud American, however sometimes

• 17 of 28

  by Jerrie Lynn South-DeRose

  Created on: January 24, 2009

  As higher paying blue collar manufacturing jobs continue to decline because of cheaper labor that can

• 18 of 28

  by Marijoyce Porcelli

  Created on: January 11, 2009

  Waiting on people is an extremely difficult job. I'm the first to admit that.

  I know. I've done it before.

  However,

• 19 of 28

  by Barbara Stanley

  Created on: February 16, 2009

  Somewhere along the way, the definition of the word, Tip, has changed. Back in those "good ole days"

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  by Chrisi Towler

  Created on: April 03, 2009

  Tipping.my hat to the "service industry" business owners!

  Let me clarify one thing right off the bat: