the company I worked for paid us .50¢ above minimum wage that is common down
there were we used to live. but the again lol it's all up to the customer
:-) Yeah my old bosses were cheap! lol


Al


"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"James E. Cannon" wrote in message
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I've decided that this is on-topic for this NG since many of us order
large tools that have to be delivered freight.

When a truck driver drops a pallet in your garage, is he expecting a tip?
How much? What do you think?

No, he expects nothing and is paid a decent wage. I find that most
drivers are very courteous and try to give good service. Their employers
expect them to do this in order to sustain business with good relations.
OTOH, if the driver does something above and beyond, sure a 5 or 10 will
be appreciated. If he sets it in place in your garage, a $5 bill is
probably OK, If he unpacks, sets up the tools, makes test cuts, then go
for $10.