Not in Nevada.
The variety of state minimum wage laws for tipped employees can be seen at http://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/stat...um-wage/tipped
In 7 states the minimum wage is payable to tipped workers without a "tip credit" and reduction of the cash hourly wage: Nevada, Alaska, California, Minnesota, Montana, Oregon, and Washington.
I often debated moving to Las Vegas and working f and b when I was younger due to this very reason. The only reason I didn't is several people that had done this before and left Vegas told me that I was too decent of a person to survive Vegas, that I'd get eaten alive there. The few people I have run into in the f and b biz from Vegas seemed to me to confirm this take so I stayed away. Rob
My DIL makes really good money in Reno as a cocktail waitress working days.
I heard about more exceptions to my state's $12.75 minimum wage law today on the radio. Agricultural workers have a minimum of $8.00 per hour and there is no minimum for outside salespeople or those in certain paid training programs.
If the agricultural wage were $12.75 I bet we wouldn't have to bring in migrant farmworkers from Jamaica. Americans would do the work.
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