While Las Vegas casino, restaurant, and hospitality workers can look forward to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, there are more economic problems in the backdrop
Casino and hospitality workers in Nevada are set to get some reprieve, with the Republican-spearheaded One Big Beautiful Bill Act meant to end taxation on tips.
Tips Are Not a Given in Las Vegas, But More Workers Expect Them
Now, this would be great news, but according to Toast, a company that runs a POS network in 156,000 restaurants across the country, Las Vegas workers are at a disadvantage.
Travelers and holidaymakers in Las Vegas are apparently among the worst tipsters in the country, the company’s new study reveals, analyzing data from its terminals and transactions. Another issue is the lukewarm tipping culture in Las Vegas, possibly because the destination is rather expensive and sees a lot of people spending a lot upfront on resorts and accommodation.
Toast argues that the third quarter was still slow for tipping practices in Las Vegas and Nevada, although slight improvements have been registered. This culture of skinflint tippers is somehow uniquely Nevadan, with casino winners in Sin City and the Silver State usually tipping well below the average after they secure a large win…