Wondering what this has to do with Los Angeles.That sort of thing would be illegal in California. Management has no right to keep tips. Ask to see a breakdown of the tips.
Def not. Should be share equaly between all the staff....
Wondering what this has to do with Los Angeles.That sort of thing would be illegal in California. Management has no right to keep tips. Ask to see a breakdown of the tips.
Def not. Should be share equaly between all the staff....
Well I know you are looking for GENERAL but it does vary on whether you have gas or electric heat in your apartment and how old it is. If you re lucky you can find something with heat/hotwater included but it s not likely. Anyways, for an older building heat/hot water/electric all combined will generally run you $100-$200 for heat/hot water and $100-$200 on electricity. DEPENDING ON HOW MUCH electricity you use! You can even get into the $250 s - $275 for electricity alone during the winter months if you are a stay at home mom and you leave the computer on all day, etc. It HONESTLY depends too if you have electric heat- that sh!ts sky high.The people who have told you it depends aren t being stupid- they re right, it DOES depend.
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The only pictures I have are online, alas.Could you send me beautiful Christmas shots from France? Paris is my favorite city, with the best sense for integration of design and art in the built environment.
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I love Christmas too.