my worst year ever for

[sophie97]

I got £80

[Sidley]

I got nowt.

[Godric]

on a new delivery only made £270 compared to my £640 last year on my old delivery

[Tuffers-1875]

Two fivers while covering 3 different duties. A bottle of wine off one of the duty holders and f@ck all off the other two blokes. I have a good memory

[dvbuk55]

on a new delivery only made £270 compared to my £640 last year on my old delivery

Exactly what sort of service are you offering Godric

[hampshireman]

xmas tips in 18 years of the job and approx 5 years on the same duty,i think this year customers have thought weve got enough with our free shares,ended up with £108 a few biscuits wine etc out of my amount I got £20 and a few tenners,i can think of plenty of customers who gave last year and not bothered this year,never mind, happy new year folks.

And you complain !!!

many would be happy or more with that level of tips.

[OnAFlyer]

xmas tips in 18 years of the job and approx 5 years on the same duty,i think this year customers have thought weve got enough with our free shares,ended up with £108 a few biscuits wine etc out of my amount I got £20 and a few tenners,i can think of plenty of customers who gave last year and not bothered this year,never mind, happy new year folks.

And you complain !!!

many would be happy or more with that level of tips.

He doesn't deliver anywhere near me that's for certain. It's rare to get over £100 in my office, I used to get around £200 on my old duty but I'd be doing it for 10 years. My P&L partner and I got around £50 between us this year and it was our 3rd Christmas on the duty.

[aiden01]

try working in mc we get eff all but grief.

[Mr Blonde]

I used to get over £100 but got about £40 this year. Like others have said now isn't the time of year to ask for favours if you've not tipped me. It's a twelve mile round trip to the enquiry office and I'm going back there anyhow. So are their packets.

[CT10]

try working in mc we get eff all but grief.

Tell me about it

[Lounge Lizard]

I always was waiting for the woman who asked her husband if she should give anything to the postie at Christmas and he said "screw him"............oh well - I used to think there was always next year

Aren't you confusing Christmas with retirement ?

[Lounge Lizard]

I go to work for the wages to pay my bills, not for tips. But considering I got close to £1500 quid this year and a couple of luxury hampers, I'm not gunna complain.

I too go to work for the wages to pay my bills, not for tips, and with still averaging over £1 per house, despite being down 20% this Christmas, am not complaining .

[dvbuk55]

I always was waiting for the woman who asked her husband if she should give anything to the postie at Christmas and he said "screw him"............oh well - I used to think there was always next year

Aren't you confusing Christmas with retirement ?

Well that is a thought LL and one I hadn't considered blue lozenges, start a daily regime to increase stamina - this could be the best year ever

[OnAFlyer]

I go to work for the wages to pay my bills, not for tips. But considering I got close to £1500 quid this year and a couple of luxury hampers, I'm not gunna complain.

I too go to work for the wages to pay my bills, not for tips, and with still averaging over £1 per house, despite being down 20% this Christmas, am not complaining .

It's no wonder so many on the New agreement forum were proudly saying they didn't want the £300 bribe, £200 after tax is nothing when you're pulling £500-£1000+ tax free in tips every Christmas!

[freelunch]

I even found getting a £1 of an older resident especially gratifying.

Well, at least you're honest.
Personally, I gain no satisfaction from taking even a penny from a poor old age pensioner.

j/k