
New Yorkers are reportedly tipping less for takeout orders
NY Post
As vaccinations rise, restaurant tips are going in the opposite direction, according to a new report.
Credit card data captured by two payment system companies shows that the generous gratuities New Yorkers lavished on restaurant workers throughout the pandemic are starting to wane. Food delivery workers who had been pocketing tips averaging 16 percent at the height of the pandemic in April 2020 are now seeing tips of closer to 14 percent of each order, according to a New York Times report, which culled data from two payment service providers, Square and Toast.More Related News

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