During the holiday season, many individuals will choose to offer gratuities to those who have served them well (in any number of professional capacities). Often, a customer will tuck a few extra dollars inside a holiday greeting card.
What are the basic guidelines for tipping, particularly for holiday tipping?
Should patrons tip babysitters, cleaning services, garbage collectors, hairstylists, mail carriers and other service providers for the holidays?
Certainly, the amount and appropriateness of a gratuity is up to the giver. But these articles may provide some overall standards and helpful hints for tipping etiquette.
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Knowing the proper tipping etiquette is important to anyone receiving personal services. These etiquette tips for tipping services will provide the reader with gratuity protocol.
By Melissa Harker Ridenour
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