| Every waiter and waitress sucks up as much as humanly possible, assuming that that's the way to earn a nice gratuity. |
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| It also wants to lengthen the qualifying period for long-service leave and dump a gratuity entitlement. |
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| He added that the retirement gratuity had been increased following negotiations which had been accepted by the union side. |
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| Teachers in government funded private colleges in the Punjab are on strike for a pension and gratuity scheme. |
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| It was unanimously decided to give a gratuity to the Captain in acknowledgement of his services. |
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| Sometimes, they are very generous and give the hall porter a pound coin as gratuity. |
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| However, a special gratuity paid to a driver, for example at Christmas, may not be taxable. |
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| But for the amount of work we do, a small gratuity is always appreciated. |
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| At the present time they receive some type of a gratuity, which is equivalent to some severance pay, but they are not looked after. |
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| Also included has been a retirement gratuity similar to something that's been included for the civil service. |
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| Please note, however, that a guide's gratuity is excluded, but is expected in the USA for services well delivered. |
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| And when one lives in His presence, we think and act in a perspective of gratuity and of universality. |
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| In relation to the Church every vocation is ministry, rooted in the pure gratuity of the gift. |
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| Remuneration as per the income tax act includes among other, any salary, leave pay, allowance, wage, overtime pay, bonus, gratuity, commission, fee, emoluments or pension. |
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| Government has been implored to intervene in the labour stand-off between the company and its workers following failure by management to pay gratuity to over 400 employees. |
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| Justification for a gratuity falls upon those by whom it is authorized. |
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| Based on the new information received, the grievor submitted a grievance requesting a payment equivalent to the gratuity, on account of the incomplete information that had been provided. |
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| It may be appropriate in the case of selected businesses to establish guidelines more restrictive than those permitted by our gratuity and business courtesy policy. |
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| The relationship stems not only from the fact that gifts and bequests share the quality of gratuity but also from the practical consideration that gifts are often resorted to as a means of avoiding estate taxes. |
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| The external factor intervening in the decision-making process influences the unwarranted benefit to the decision maker or executive in the form of a gratuity or the promise of a gratuity. |
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| This type of reasoning puts in doubt the gratuity of the divine gift. |
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| But an investigation by the the New York State's prosecutor's office found the restaurant was misrepresenting the charge as a gratuity intended for staff, and violated state labour law. |
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| Other perks like medical facilities, traveling and daily allowances, leave encashment and gratuity for all MP Officers will remain unchanged. |
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| In 1664, Sir John Cutler settled an annual gratuity of fifty pounds on the Society for the founding of a Mechanick Lecture, and the Fellows appointed Hooke to this task. |
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| A 15 percent gratuity is automatically added to the restaurant bill. |
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