I think that the argument may be that pilots are paid a living wage, at least eventually and with seniority. The same cannot be said for housekeeping.Just out of curiosity what do you tip the pilots that got you there and home safety?
I think that the argument may be that pilots are paid a living wage, at least eventually and with seniority. The same cannot be said for housekeeping.Just out of curiosity what do you tip the pilots that got you there and home safety?
The pilots are making 3-10 times what the best-paid housekeeper makes, and theirs is a salaried profession, not one that relies on tips to supplement hourly compensation. Hopefully you already knew that.Just out of curiosity what do you tip the pilots that got you there and home safety?
If you looked at my avatar here you should have a pretty good idea that I do know pilot salaries well.The pilots are making 3-10 times what the best-paid housekeeper makes, and theirs is a salaried profession, not one that relies on tips to supplement hourly compensation. Hopefully you already knew that.
Let's not engage in appeals to extremes.
I'm not getting into an off-topic debate.If you looked at my avatar here you should have a pretty good idea that I do know pilot salaries well.
I would also remind you that your average airline pilot spend well over 250,000 dollars getting into that seat, and making that money, and has more responsibility then you might expect.
Although a question of semantics if Disney consider housekeeping non tip employees, who are we to argue….
All things are relative.
In Europe it is consider rude to tip.
Maybe we are backwards in this county?
The pilots are making 3-10 times what the best-paid housekeeper makes, and theirs is a salaried profession, not one that relies on tips to supplement hourly compensation. Hopefully you already knew that.
Let's not engage in appeals to extremes.
Just out of curiosity what do you tip the pilots that got you there and home safety?
If you looked at my avatar here you should have a pretty good idea that I do know pilot salaries well.
I would also remind you that your average airline pilot spend well over 250,000 dollars getting into that seat, and making that money, and has more responsibility then you might expect.
Although a question of semantics if Disney consider housekeeping non tip employees, who are we to argue….
All things are relative.
In Europe it is consider rude to tip.
Maybe we are backwards in this county?
No,Aren't most airlines pilots former military, at least in America? They didn't pay a penny for their training. They got paid by the government to learn to fly planes and then took that skill with them to the civilian side after they left military service.
Well if we're using money spent to get into the profession as the threshold for when to tip, then we should probably also be tipping our doctors, as they spend a ton of money on their education before they can practice independently.I would also remind you that your average airline pilot spend well over 250,000 dollars getting into that seat, and making that money, and has more responsibility then you might expect.
Aren't most airlines pilots former military, at least in America? They didn't pay a penny for their training. They got paid by the government to learn to fly planes and then took that skill with them to the civilian side after they left military service.
Nothing. We drive everywhere. So I thank my husband for doing that. Not to mention, pilots are paid a lot more than the housekeeper at my hotel and they don't have to clean up all the crap people leave in their hotel rooms (or even in their plane seats/bathrooms). Not really a good comparison. I do however tip a bus driver when we do a bus tour as they *do* actually clean the bus during our trips.Just out of curiosity what do you tip the pilots that got you there and home safety?