The total amount of tips often exceeds wages paid by the employer but tips often fluctuate with customer volume and other factors. While employers are required to pay tipped employees the minimum wage, they may factor tips into their wage obligation in most states (called a tip credit). Tip Credit Employees are entitled to an employer-paid wage of at least $2.13 per hour, more if tips received do not total $5.12 an hour (based on the current minimum wage of $7.25).
Medical Definition of Mustard plaster Mustard plaster: A mild mixture of mustard seed powder and flour with water or egg white, and spread on a moist cloth that is then applied to the chest, abdomen or back. The mustard mixture should never come in contact with the skin as it will lead to burning and blistering. It is used for many ailments, including the flu, coughs, and colds. It acts as a counterirritant and increases the local blood supply. a mustard plaster is a form of poultice. See also: Cataplasm.
Mustard gas can be delivered via bombs, artillery shells and land mines. It can also be released into the air or in water. History. Mustard gas has been used in chemical warfare and was made in large amounts during World Wars I and II.Iraqi President Saddam Hussein reportedly authorized the use of mustard agents during the Iran-Iraq war from 1980-1988 against Iranian soldiers and Kurdish civilians.hat It Looks Like. As a pure liquid, mustard gas is colorless and odorless, but when mixed with other chemicals, it looks brown and can smell like garlic, mustard or onions. What It Does. Mustard, known as a blister agent, causes chemical burns at the cellular level.