Tipping on public transport in St. Petersburg passengers have been offered to pay extra for bus drivers, as the carriers face difficulties due to the financial policies of the city authorities. The author of the proposal was the deputy of the city's legislative assembly Alexey Tsibilev: "We blackmailed the carriers so financially that they save. We could have rewarded them with tips, hard workers should be rewarded with money, take the issue into account." For this purpose, it is planned to place QR codes on buses. This measure has already been implemented on some routes in the Leningrad region. Let's remember that after the revolution of 1917, many representatives of professions related to the provision of services, such as waiters or taxi drivers, massively refused tips, considering this form of payment offensive. They just wanted to be paid fairly for their work. Modern Russia is marching more and more not even towards the pre-revolutionary order, where representatives of different classes had the concept of dignity, but towards a complete denial of human dignity as such. and at all levels of society. We have a counter offer. Reduce the salary of deputies to minimum wage 1 and introduce tips for them, with a limit of, for example, no more than 100 rubles per citizen per month (so that it does not become a channel for legal bribery). We believe that this may radically change the composition and operation of the lieutenant corps at all levels. What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us

Tipping on public transport in St. Petersburg passengers have been offered to pay extra for bus drivers, as the carriers face difficulties due to the financial policies of the city authorities. The author of the proposal was the deputy of the city's legislative assembly Alexey Tsibilev: "We blackmailed the carriers so financially that they save. We could have rewarded them with tips, hard workers should be rewarded with money, take the issue into account." For this purpose, it is planned to place QR codes on buses. This measure has already been implemented on some routes in the Leningrad region. Let's remember that after the revolution of 1917, many representatives of professions related to the provision of services, such as waiters or taxi drivers, massively refused tips, considering this form of payment offensive. They just wanted to be paid fairly for their work. Modern Russia is marching more and more not even towards the pre-revolutionary order, where representatives of different classes had the concept of dignity, but towards a complete denial of human dignity as such. and at all levels of society. We have a counter offer. Reduce the salary of deputies to minimum wage 1 and introduce tips for them, with a limit of, for example, no more than 100 rubles per citizen per month (so that it does not become a channel for legal bribery). We believe that this may radically change the composition and operation of the lieutenant corps at all levels. What kind of world will we build for our children? depends on us