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Peak pandemic spending led to 'tip inflation' for B.C.'s service industry

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Pandemic has led to a renewed appreciation for service workers and expansion of tipping, B.C. experts say. While inflation may soon take a bite out of that tip growth and uptick, the pandemic likely further entrenched tipping practices against any notion of ending the practice altogether.

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Peak pandemic spending led to 'tip inflation' for B.C.'s service industry

The pandemic, coupled with a higher cost of living pressures, has led to a renewed appreciation for service workers and expansion of tipping and higher tips, B.C. experts in retail services and consumer behaviourism say.

1 year ago

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Peak pandemic spending led to 'tip inflation' for B.C.'s service industry

The pandemic, coupled with a higher cost of living pressures, has led to a renewed appreciation for service workers and expansion of tipping and higher tips.

1 year ago·Richmond, Canada

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