Restaurant servers- How much do you tip your busperson? 10 or 15%?

Question

the company only asks for $2 from each server, then bus gets a rate of pay, probably $6 an hour, the holidays are here, I wnat to be fair!

Answer 1

Our bussers get minimum wage (6.75/hr) then we tip also. It is always our choice, but I tip 10% if they have done a good job or 15% if they have helped me above and beyond like with drinks or carrying food etc. I do however only tip about 5% if they have stood around bs'ing all night. I know the talk sh** but as far as I am concerned why should I tip them to do nothing, I am not going to get a tip from my table if I do the same.

Answer 2

At the restaurant i work for the bus people get a rate of $3.13 per hour and each waiter has to tip them 3% of our individual sales.

Answer 3

This is how it's take in a hospitality industry every tip goes to the pool box and share lately by the ........ paying 10% every where
by the guest to the table is a standet theory. no need to think
about attentive serving style and so on so fourth.

Answer 4

15% when they are on the ball.
If they are moving slow and killing time, I make sure I put any $$ from tables in a different pocket if I have to bus the tables myself.
The company does not base it on our sales.
I tip at my own discretion, just as do customers.
The law in Cali says that I don't have to tip them at all, unless they are claiming it as income like I do.

Answer 5

15-25 %

Answer 6

15%, 20% if they are really attentive.

Answer 7

10 % unless they didn't do their job then I tip accordingly.

Answer 8

If the food was exceptional or good, 15%, if it wasn't really as good, 10%.