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hey, how much should you tip | by woodchip | 2003-11-06 10:02:51 |
| One thing to remember |
by Fast Eddie |
2003-11-06 19:01:48 |
at least here in Minnesota,if you are a delivery person of any sort and you use your own car, you either have to be honest, tell your insurance company that you are using your car for delivery, in which case you have to pay a higher insurance premium, or in some cases switch insurance companies to a company that charges even more overall(Minnesota law makes it so that some insurance company is required to insure you if you are a licensed driver, although that rate can be pretty high depending on your history) or not tell the insurance company that you are delivering, in which case your claim could very well be denied if you are in an accident at work. This almost happened to my brother, although our insurance agent got it dealt with so that his accident was covered(On the condition that he promise to not work in the pizza delivery business in the future) His insurance premium now for the legal minimum level of insurance is now MORE than I pay for full coverage insurance.
Ultimately he was being paid US$7 an hour for delivering pizzas, the extra chunk over minimum wage went into gas and maintenace cost, so he was making no more than a waiter at a restaurant. |
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