Examples of gratuity

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The higher service requirement for gratuities was later lowered to 18 years.
Low wages were supplemented by gifts of clothing, gratuities or" vails" from guests, and surreptitious payments from tradesmen.
Except for gratuities and pensions, commissioned rank provided eligibility rather than assured benefits.
Rejection of gratuities will make you feel furious.
Were earnings to be treated in the same way as savings and gratuities?
The more functions that an official could accumulate the larger his income, both from fees and from gratuities.
When gifts and gratuities were a normal part of official incomes the line between the acceptable and the reprehensible was hard to draw.
Faced with this combination of forced scrupulosity and ingenious casuistry it is hard to believe that gratuities were an entirely natural and accepted part of the system.
The word "free" is also of particular import here, as it refers to freedom rather than gratuity.
There was also a lack of post-employment security due to the absence of gratuity and pension schemes.
In order to show her gratuity, she 'accepted' the call, challenge and privilege and got some important points across.
The second mechanism of unequal delivery of healthcare has to do with establishing personal ties with some physicians or some informal type of gratuity to doctors.
Two elements of these goals are important to the latter, namely, training followed by promotion and commensurate material benefits, and post-employment security in the form of gratuity and\\or pension.
Gratuities are going to be paid as temporary allowances, according to the degree of disability, children being taken into account.
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