I'm a California restaurant operator preparing for the $20-an-hour fast-food wage by trimming hours, eliminating employee vacation, and raising menu prices
I'm a California restaurant operator preparing for the $20-an-hour fast-food wage by trimming hours, eliminating employee vacation, and raising menu prices
A Fatburger franchisee in Los Angeles shares survival strategies as California chains brace for $20-an-hour wage for fast-food workers in April.
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The new California law doesn't apply to employees at full-service chains such as Chili's or Cheesecake Factory.
That's really strange. A minimum wage for just fast food?
Full-service chains have their own minimums because of our shitty tipping culture.
But the kitchen staff isn't getting tipped at those restaurants.
Funny thing I've noticed over the years, the people actually working for tips are never the ones bitching. What do you make of that?
Based on my experience in jobs with tipping, the people who don't get tips quit and do something else and the ones that get good tips like to complain that all servers would get less if there was a reasonable minimum wage because they assume everyone else gets the same.
Note that there is constant turnover in tipping positions because most people don't make good tips.
Yeah that person should go out into the countryside and see if those employees “don’t complain about tipping”. I know I sure did.
More demanding/easier to abuse probably.
That's because they have a joke of a governor. They didn't raise the minimum wage, just for fast food.
yeah fuck baby steps. and fuck the governor because other governors are doing better, right?
right?