Hospitalities Sample Clauses

Hospitalities a. An automatic service gratuity fee is added to each Guest check. 100% of the first sixteen and one half percent (16.5%) of the automatic service gratuity fee will be paid to the employees. Effective January 31, 2020, the employee portion of the automatic service gratuity will increase to seventeen (17%) percent. Effective January 31, 2021, the employee portion of the automatic service gratuity will increase to seventeen and one half percent (17.50%). A. Eligibility
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Hospitalities a. An automatic service gratuity fee is added to each Guest check. 100% of the first sixteen and one-half percent (16.5%) of the automatic service gratuity fee belongs to the employees. Effective January 31, 2020, the employee portion of the automatic service gratuity will increase to seventeen (17%) percent. Effective January 31, 2021, the employee portion of the automatic service gratuity will increase to seventeen and one half percent (17.50%). b. The breakdown of the employee service fee gratuity is as follows: 75% to the individual server(s) working the hospitality, 13% to the Captain's pool, 11% to the Bus Attendant's pool, and 1% to the Cashier's pool. c. The service fees for Captains, Bus Attendants and Cashiers referenced in 2.b. above is combined with their respective weekly regular deliveries pool. d. The scheduling of Servers is rotated among those employees trained in hospitalities. Once an employee works an event, turns an event down, or is ill, he is placed at the bottom of the rotation schedule. If any event occurs on their regularly scheduled day off, they remain in their normal rotation slot. e. Any written-in gratuity, added to the check by the Guest, is divided equally among the employees who actually work the event (on the floor). Should the Guest present a cash gratuity directly to an individual, the gratuity shall remain the sole property of that employee. f. In the event that one or more of the above classifications are not used in the hospitality, the gratuities shall be distributed in the specified percentages, as referenced in 2.b. above, to the classifications that work the hospitality. g. Hospitality is defined as any pre-arranged private function served by Room Service, including Cocktail parties, which involves a set menu, one check and is held in a private room or office apart from the common dining room. h. Signed tips/gratuities shall be paid out before the end of each shift. i. In the event of a default of Guest credit on a signed tip that was paid, the employer shall not seek to recover the paid out tip from the employees, except when the employee is proven to be willfully negligent.
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Hospitalities. Reasonable gifts, meals, entertainment, and other business hospitalities and amenities (“Hospitalities”) of modest value are generally permissible business courtesies when dealing with non-government entities. Hospitalities should never be given or received in consideration for, or in expectation of, action by the recipient. Whether the price of a meal or entertainment is reasonable depends on the particular facts and circumstances of the situation and shall in all instances comply with our Travel and Expense Reimbursement Policy. Because the reason for a gift, gratuity, favor, or payment may be subject to misinterpretation, Acquia prohibits any expenditures of any kind which may have the perception of bribery. Further, each expenditure and financial transaction must be accurately recorded in Acquia accounting records. As such, do not hesitate to ask your manager or a member of the Acquia Finance Department for guidance.
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