howm much is the minimum salary of a reataurant waitress in istanbul turkey?
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According to this website:\n\nhttp://www.alomaliye.com/aralik_05/asgar...\n\nGross minimum wage is presently 531YTL per month, but 67.70YTL is taken in tax and 78.34YTL in insurance premiums. That leaves 384.96YTL/month. Normally minimum wage is considered monthly, not hourly (thus should be considered 'minimum salary'. The same document also lists a daily minimum wage of 17.70YTL. I think that's gross.\n\nI have no idea whether it's different or not for waiters and waitresses. Probably not.\n\nAccording to www.xe.com, 384.96YTL = €230.59 at the moment.\n\nIronically, the IMF recently told the Turkish government that its minimum wage was too high (!)
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Minimum wage, likely, which changes per state.  However, waiters and waitresses get MUCH less and are dependent on tips.
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http://www.insidehoops.com/minimum-nba-salary.shtml
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I have been a food server for nearly 20 years. Of course I make good $$ in tips and the min. wage in Cali is $6.75/hr.\nDoes that answer your Q?
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I've never been a server or waitress but, I feel that regardless of how much in tips they make, they should get minimum wage. They work just as hard as anyone else. As for the tips, they have to earn them. Just think of a slow night and little or no tips...she walks away with what, 20 bucks for working 8 hours on her feet. I think there should be a change in this, everyone should get nothing less than minimum wage regardless of their occupation.
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not enough.  they don't even have to pay you minimum wage in Illinois.  try making up that extra money everyone else gets paid with lousy 25cent tips.
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where do you live that minimum wage is that low? wow good luck
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It all depends on your position and experience.\nEntry level cooks can start at minimum wage.. which could techinically be a french fry cook at McDonalds.  I'd say the average full service restaurant may start at $7.00 per hour for kitchen help.  This obviously varies per location as well.  Wages will be higher in New York City as opposed to somewhere with a lower cost of living.  An experienced cook could make $10 to $15 per hour.  Now if you have a culinary arts degree, you could make much more money as an executive chef, sous chef, kitchen manager, etc.  Some chefs in high class restaurants can make six figures.  Sometimes to get positions like that you just need to know the right people, however.
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I knew a manager that made 25,000 thousand a year but she'd worked at the restaurant from age 16 to age 23 which is when she was promoted to manager. There are teachers, unfortunately, who make that much and less. In todays cost of living scenario 25,000 dollars just isn't that much money unless you have no children and no costly financial demands.
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depends on experience, location and well degree\n\nstarting salay should be between 18-25$ \n\ngraduate nurses at our hospital are starting out at 19$ per hour in the Carolina's this is a 2 year degree
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Anywhere from about $20,000 to $250,000, depending on location, seating capacity, kitchen facilities, etc.
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YES! YES! YES! YES! YES! YES!\n\nTips are not only accepted but also expected!\n\nYou are "suppose" to tip anyone who provides you with a service.\n\nMy suggestion is; \n\nup to  $5 ...... $1\n$5.01 - $10 .....$2\n10,01 - 15........3\n15,01 - 20........4\n20.01 - 25........5
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Oh, in Turkey?? Pretty girls :)\n\nTalk nicely. Be funny. Be treasing. Dress classy. Treat her nicely.
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hey, im majoring in indonesian with my studies. The current rate is about $1 for every 6500 rupiah, so your looking at just over $3 there.
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It completely depends on the time of day and what shift they are working.  I work at a casual dining restaurant and I can usually count on 40-50 dollars on a weekday afternoon if I work at least three or four hours. On a Thursday, Friday, Saturday night I can make anywhere from 70-120+ dollars.  It REALLY DEPENDS I have made less than that several times.  Keep in mind that most often you will not receive much of a paycheck.  I only get $3.19/ hr. and there isn't much left after they take taxes from my tips.  It can be decent money but it is a thankless job that requires serious self-control sometimes.\nAlso, if you are looking for a restaurant to work at I would suggest dinning at a couple that you were considering first.  Be very observant of how the staff interact and that the restaurant seems to have good business.  Good Luck
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If you're a native speaker, you can always find a good teaching job in Istanbul. There a lot of private courses and they prefer hiring native speakers. The teachers are well paid in Turkish standards (10-15 dollars per hour).
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Most high-end restaurants pay between $9-$11 per hour here in Caanda, and then get tips... the average salary here for a waiter/waitress in a high-end restaurant here is about $60,000