Tip for government employee

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Anonymous wrote:Avoid the clap

That’s good advice!

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

Not if you are on the Supreme Court! Feel free to buy their mother’s house or give them luxury trips! They love that stuff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Get a real job.

Thanks for the advice, but I'll stop working for the government only when people stop using Medicare or I can retire.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

Is it just me, or aren’t n;t we on the downward slope with inflation (for groceries, at least)? These last few weeks, I’ve spent far less than before. Eggs are back to $2.65/18 pack at Wegman’s.

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Anonymous wrote:What would be a fair tip for a government employee?

Put 5% into your TSP to get the full match.
Save your sick days; they count towards your retirement.
Use the remote filter on USAJobs.

Sick days are more valuable being used than saved toward retirement calculation.

However, you should still save them as an alternative to short term disability, which isn't offered standardly.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

There are federal jobs for servers and hair dressers now? That's pretty cool.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

There are federal jobs for servers and hair dressers now? That's pretty cool.

There are plenty of federal jobs where the equivalent job in the private sector often earns tips.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

There are federal jobs for servers and hair dressers now? That's pretty cool.

There are plenty of federal jobs where the equivalent job in the private sector often earns tips.

Plenty? OK, name six. (I'm a fed lawyer, and we aren't tipped in the private sector--but I made a F of a lot more $$$!)

[Anonymous]

Everyone is tipped now.

We get takeout food and the card payment device asks whether we want to tip 10% or 15% or 20%.

For take-out.

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Anonymous wrote:Assuming this isn't a troll, please do not tip a government employee. If they accept, they can be disciplined, fired, or go to jail depending on the tip. It just makes it awkward for them to figure out what to do and how to return anything given.

I am not a troll. I AM a government employee.

I'm very confused. Are you a fed and wanting people to tip you? For what? Trying to understand as this thread makes no sense to me.

I should be tipped for doing my job, just like everyone else.

There are so many reasons, including crushing inflation.

There are federal jobs for servers and hair dressers now? That's pretty cool.

There are plenty of federal jobs where the equivalent job in the private sector often earns tips.

Most of the tipped service industry jobs you could name are existing jobs in the federal government. Pro

- Obviously, the most numerous: federal employees who work in food service - baristas, servers, food and beverage attendants, cooks, bartenders
- Federal employees who provide one on one transport to specific populations similar to a taxi or Uber
- Federal employees in visitor services who provide education/give tours at federal parks and attractions
- Federal employees who provide childcare
- Federal employees who provide massage as a healthcare service
- Federal employees who work in hotel customer service or hotel housekeeping