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I would not object to a law banning establishments from requesting tips before service has been provided.
They shouldn't request tips at all. Tips only should be provided if a customer feels like the service was above and beyond normal.
Sure, but that's a societal and cultural change. I'm talking about a legal change.
There is a legal solution too. It's called: regulate the minimum wages.
FYI: Denmark doesn't have minimum wage.
Guess what's the difference between minimum salary of McDonalds worker in Denmark vs USA.
Keyword: labor union.