1 Tips, gratuities and service charges
Employment (Allocation of Tips) Act 2023 (2023 c 13) | Legislation

1  Tips, gratuities and service charges

After section 27B of the Employment Rights Act 1996 insert—

“Part 2B
Tips, Gratuities and Service Charges

Requirement to deal with tips, gratuities and service charges

27C Qualifying tips, gratuities and service charges

(1)     This Part makes provision for—

(a)     how employers must deal with qualifying tips, gratuities and service charges, and

(b)     the Secretary of State to issue a code of practice to promote fairness and transparency in relation to the distribution of qualifying tips, gratuities and service charges.

(2)     In this Part “qualifying tips, gratuities and service charges” means—

(a)     employer-received tips, and

(b)     worker-received tips which—

(i)     are subject to employer control, or

(ii)     are connected with any other worker-received tips which are subject to employer control.

(3)

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