[Updated 18 June 2026] The legislation and Code of Practice aim to discourage employers from holding back or diverting a share of the tips for the benefit of the employer rather than employees. The legislation includes agency workers but does not apply to the self-employed. Employers are required to ensure that tips intended for staff […]
Category: Tips & Gratuities for Staff
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