busser

In other words, they will give this amount to any busser, and for every shift.

Therefore, a busser who works alone can make more than a server, but generally makes a little less.

The busser may also serve initial drinks like water and orange juice.

Few programs train workers in the skills they need to move up the ladder from food runner to busser to manager.

It is considered common courtesy to tip out the busser, and failure to do so will be frowned down upon.

The most popular organizational method assigns each busser to a station, or area of tables.

Restaurants must also have glass racks and such for the busser to unload the dirty dishes.

Paris immediately got a job with a nightclub in downtown, Vancouver in 2000, where he worked as a busser at night.

Many restaurants require their servers to "tip out" the busser responsible for the servers section of the restaurant.

Henri Busser (1872-1973) lived at Number 71.

Conducted by Henri Busser.

A more complete list of Bunun affixes from De Busser (2009) is given below.

While some concentrated on coding, many others, like Jim Busser helped by creating documentation or by submitting other comments.

Takivatan Bunun has the following word classes (De Busser 2009:189).

De Busser, Rik.

Iskubun Bunun personal pronouns are somewhat different (De Busser 2009:454).

Nevertheless, the work was never to be completed, although on 31 March 1912 the composer played some extracts on the piano for Henri Busser.

At the villa, he met the musician Henri Busser, with whom he befriended and whose portrait he painted.

Mr. Busser, 34, is a partner in Symphony Capital, a merchant banking firm in Manhattan.

Below are some Takivatan Bunun verbal prefixes from De Busser (2009).

He studied at the Paris Conservatoire, first under Leon Boëllmann, then Henri Busser.

Takivatan Bunun personal pronoun roots are (De Busser 2009:453):

The tables of Takivatan Bunun personal pronouns below are sourced from De Busser (2009:441).

Preben "Busser" Nielsen (50s)

The Norwegian Hvite Busser Association (in Norwegian)