https://www.npr.org/2024/03/30/1241451631/california-fast-food-20-minimum-wageand increases prices of food. no way im paying almost $4 for a hashbrown.
Once again, California leads the way forward to progress.
fast food prices have been going up for decades anyway while wages have remained stagnant. paying basic workers a fair wage isn't what causes food prices to go up, corporate greed is.i dont think you know how economics work. greed or not. if you increase the wages, the prices on the good will go up.
fast food prices have been going up for decades anyway while wages have remained stagnant. paying basic workers a fair wage isn't what causes food prices to go up, corporate greed is.
i dont think you know how economics work. greed or not. if you increase the wages, the prices on the good will go up.
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, California
i dont think you know how economics work. greed or not. if you increase the wages, the prices on the good will go up.I don't think you know how America works.
this is a great first step, but it's not only fast food workers who deserve to have a wage increase in California to keep up with the rising costs of living, it's all workers. hopefully this is just a stepping stone to a blanket minimum wage raise.
Honest question, will this not just push companies to run skeleton crews?
Im glad workers are getting better wages, i just dont trust companies to not choose the most fucked up option when it comes to money
this is a great first step, but it's not only fast food workers who deserve to have a wage increase in California to keep up with the rising costs of living, it's all workers. hopefully this is just a stepping stone to a blanket minimum wage raise.I sure hope so. The school I work at has been really struggling to keep one-on-one aides on staff because we pay fucking horribly. While Im overall in favor of this development, I do worry that its going to make it even harder to find people willing to work as one-on-one aides now, when they could just make significantly more in fast food.
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, California
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, California
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, CaliforniaYesterday I went to McDonalds before work, and I paid around $4.80 or so total for two sandwiches (McChicken and McDouble) and a medium fries.
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, CaliforniaI love when people say bs like this, try going to truck stops in various states, then come back and make a comment.
i dont think you know how economics work. greed or not. if you increase the wages, the prices on the good will go up.
Honest question, will this not just push companies to run skeleton crews?
Im glad workers are getting better wages, i just dont trust companies to not choose the most fucked up option when it comes to money
You can't say that here because 95% of CE seems to be in utter denial and will argue against the fact until their tonsils bleed.SO prices don't go up if you don't increase wages?
All except for Panera. Whose owner is friends with the governor so he got a loophole especially for his business.I still question if Panera is even fast food. Feels like it's a step above McDonalds but a step below Applebees.
California, leading the way with cronyism
I still question if Panera is even fast food. Feels like it's a step above McDonalds but a step below Applebees.Paneras have drive throughs
i dont think you know how economics work. greed or not. if you increase the wages, the prices on the good will go up.Here's the thing genius, THE PRICES HAVE ALL GONE UP ANYWAY.
It makes sense when youre one of the most expensive states. Other expensive geographical areas could support this too.Wage growth has been slow for decades. Your thesis isnt really based in reality.
I mean I live in the middle of nowhere in the Midwest where cost of living is cheap and even though mandated minimum wage is $7.25 the reality is the lowest paying jobs you see are hiring for like $14 an hour.
And you can live a hell of a lot cheaper here than California. Their wages should be higher.
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, California
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, CaliforniaBeen that way for years
Been that way for years
in n out is cheaper and leagues better
Why, that isn't going to happen.Your understanding of corporate greed needs adjusting. They will charge whatever they want and then give themselves a raise.
Basic economics, bro... consumers will not pay $15 for a big Mac. The bulk of McDonald's customers cannot afford that anyway.
So they will have to lower profit projections very slightly instead maybe? Hey, the exec officers could use a haircut and a belt tightening too - just sayin'.
$15 Big Mac is dumb propaganda that defies basic understanding of economics.
Yeah, I should learn the price of shit in L.A. before I say they won't serve $15 big macs. They are probably already getting close to that.
Lmao, enjoy your $15 Big Macs and Whoppers, CaliforniaIt's actually Carl's Jr. that is doing something really stupid. Their burgers are already like $8-$12 but now they're charging an additional $12 for a combo meal, meaning you're spending $20-$24 for burgers with fries and soda. But the kicker is buying the fries and drink a la carte is only like $7.
fast food prices have been going up for decades anyway while wages have remained stagnant. paying basic workers a fair wage isn't what causes food prices to go up, corporate greed is.
https://www.npr.org/2024/03/30/1241451631/california-fast-food-20-minimum-wageoh....but what about panera restaurant workers......?
Once again, California leads the way forward to progress.
did you just blow right past post #41 oris this proven fact , so panera will pay 20 bucks an hour? article i said, said they would not. Not certain though. But did you personally believe those allegations against newsom? iirc he did not officially deny them.