Personal gestures from staff boost tips at Canadian restaurants, data shows
A study of over 600,000 tables found guests who received a personal gesture were more likely to tip 20% or more.
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The new food court location, which opened Oct. 30, combines two former units and employs about 50 people.
A study of over 600,000 tables found guests who received a personal gesture were more likely to tip 20% or more.
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