Tronc

This is known as a tronc and the person who shares out the tips is called a 'troncmaster'. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The Employment Appeal Tribunal has given an important judgment about tips, service charges and the national minimum wage: it has ruled that restaurant employers who make inadequate wages up to the minimum wage level by redistributing service charges and tips to waiting staff via a "tronc" system act unlawfully. ❋ Unknown (2008)

But HMRC had argued that payment via a 'tronc' does not count towards the national minimum wage. ❋ Unknown (2009)

And this happens even though, legally, the troncmaster the person who operates the tronc scheme, whereby service monies are pooled and given out should be separate from the management. ❋ Unknown (2011)

· Qu'en est-il de l'idée d'un tronc commun scolaire international pour aider au dialogue des dirigeants? ❋ Unknown (2009)

Initially HMRC lost in the Employment Tribunal - the ET thought the employer effectively controlled the tronc, so that the tronc system satisfies section 11 of the National Minimum Wage Act 1998: ❋ Unknown (2008)

Essentially a tronc works by tips and service charges being collected and then held on trust by a member of staff, who then distributes it to colleagues. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Further legislation may eventually be needed to take this tronc nonsense off the menu once and for all. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I'm only sorry the legal position as set out by the EAT may allow for the possibility of redesigning the tronc system so that it complies. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I'm amazed that chap Martin Couchman told the Indie he think's its perfectly legal to make up the minimum wage through tips: only recently the Employment Appeal Tribunal decided it's not, at least if you use the popular tronc method to do it. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Indeed, “tronc” is the appendage of the elephant but “coffre” is the box into which one can place luggage, etc. ❋ Oleg Kuzin (2006)

“Gif!” said he impatiently; and as he half-snatched them from my hand, he added, “All right! haf your tronc soon.” ❋ Unknown (2003)

Le _pauvre_ garçon se mit à trembler de se trouver en face d'un homme de bois, qui n'avait que le tronc, et qui semblait posé sur la chaise, devant lui, comme un de ces antiques dieux de pierre, dont le temps avait mutilé les membres. ❋ Harry Vincent Wann (N/A)

Est gercé comme un tronc que le temps ronge et mine; ❋ Unknown (1920)

Nous nous tenons aux branches, et abandonnons le tronc et le corps. ❋ Unknown (1909)

There was a creature exhibited some time since in the principal cities of France, who was called the ` ` l'homme tronc. '' ❋ Unknown (1896)

Let us now follow the crowd (up the street we saw in the illustration) into the Church of St. Pierre, which is already overflowing with people coming and going, pushing past each other through the baize door, dropping sous into the '_tronc pour les pauvres_,' and receiving, with bowed head and crossed breast, the holy water, administered with a brush. ❋ Henry Blackburn (1863)

Comte remarks that in the beginning "_toutes les sciences sont cultivées simultanément par les mêmes esprits_;" that this is "_inevitable et même indispensable_;" and how he further remarks that the different sciences are "_comme les diverses branches d'un tronc unique_." ❋ Herbert Spencer (1861)

[My mom] is totally tronc when she's around [my friends], it's [embarassing] ❋ Py2k (2016)

I love [tronce]. Especially above and beyonds [group therapy] [playlist]. ❋ CowTiddyMilk (2019)

[Chris] tronced [that girl] [last night]. ❋ Greenhamm (2016)

[Bro] my [shit] [smells] like Ella tronc ❋ Logan Bogan Togan (2019)

[Sierra vista] are troncs at [sports]. ❋ JORGE PALAFOX (2016)