Posted on Sep 16, 2023
McDonald's franchise group slams California fast-food law as 'draconian'
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It looks like the price of fast food is going to go up substantially in California. Being a part time McDonald's employee during the 70’s I can testify these jobs were not meant to be family sustaining jobs. They are meant for young people who have no skills and elderly who have few job skills and are just looking to occupy time. I learned skills, discipline, and teamwork working at McDonald's that I was able to build on over time. That the government forces these franchisees into wage and other controls not placed on all businesses just isn’t right in my opinion.
McDonald's franchise group slams California fast-food law as 'draconian'
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State of California
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Employment
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Chairman Mao would fit right into California's political climate. Their Woke Renaissance is indistinguishable from his Cultural Revolution.
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Maj John Bell
The California minimum wage is $15.50/Hr. There are people with far more education, skill and experience, in far less comfortable work environments, in California who are not making $20/Hr. This will push the cost of labor up in ALL sectors.
Fast food restaurants depend on volume sales. The operate on thin profit margins. Upscale restaurants that serve "bar food" cuisine will figure the price point that draws people away from the fast-food chains. "For $3.00 more per meal I can sit in a nicer place with better ambience." Families at the lower end of the economic scale will not be able to afford a meal out. The end result is greater automation in the "fast-food" chains and less employment for the poorly educated, unskilled, and inexperienced.
Nice going democrats. I guess you've become addicted to inflation. You are the political equivalent of "self-cutters."
Fast food restaurants depend on volume sales. The operate on thin profit margins. Upscale restaurants that serve "bar food" cuisine will figure the price point that draws people away from the fast-food chains. "For $3.00 more per meal I can sit in a nicer place with better ambience." Families at the lower end of the economic scale will not be able to afford a meal out. The end result is greater automation in the "fast-food" chains and less employment for the poorly educated, unskilled, and inexperienced.
Nice going democrats. I guess you've become addicted to inflation. You are the political equivalent of "self-cutters."
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Maj John Bell - ...and less employment for the poorly educated, unskilled, and inexperienced. You got that right sir. As usual Democrat policies are going to hurt the very people they say they are trying to protect. As my grandmother would say: They are lying thought their teeth.
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This will punish the poor and uneducated. And teenagers looking for their first jobs. But the California elite don't like fast food anyway...so if there are less McD's that's okay with them too.
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It appears the policies Democrats establish hurt the poor and minorities the most.
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