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post 1697170813 01-30-2024, 08:30 AM
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The retarded ****s here in this ****hole libtard state raised it to $20/hr, something a mouth breathing retard can do out of highschool
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Originally Posted By HarryfromCali⏩
The retarded ****s here in this ****hole libtard state raised it to $20/hr, something a mouth breathing retard can do out of highschool
Out of high school??? I believe with a workers permit, you can work fast food at age 15. What does the training consist of? Watching an hr video.....
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Entry level job = entry level pay.
post 1697177143 01-30-2024, 10:22 AM
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The term liveable wage is bull ****.

If your job doesnt make enough top get a place. get a room mate. get a side or even, god forbid, spend less on starbucks, new cars and painting your nails.

thats what people have done throughout the entirety of history up until last year.

When times are tough you dont sit around whining about it expecting someone else to fix it, you do what you need to do to get by.
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post 1697178563 01-30-2024, 10:37 AM
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All the mcdonalds around me are fully staffed.... So I guess the employees think it's enough.
post 1697179143 01-30-2024, 10:44 AM
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
Well it says the average McDonald’s owner makes 150k.. he probably has 15 hourly employees that he’s paying an average of $2400 a month. (Full time at 15 bucks an hour).

I’d say he could stand to take a 15k pay cut yearly to give them an extra 1K each so.. I’d say about $21.80 an hour.
Your math is consistently fuking hilarious on here hahahahaha. So dumb.
post 1697179253 01-30-2024, 10:46 AM
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Originally Posted By tendies⏩
This is propaganda.

Something like ~1% of workers make theFED MIN WAGE
post 1697179493 01-30-2024, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted By LateShow⏩
It should only be a livable wage without any luxuries.
according to many on this site, eventhatis considered socialism.
post 1697179503 01-30-2024, 10:51 AM
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In an area where a 1/1 apartment outside of city center is $1500/mo... I'd say $22/hr ($3500/mo if full time). Should allow for them to live alone, pay the bills, and have a bit extra for savings/investing/debts.
post 1697179633 01-30-2024, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
Those are loose figures *not super accurate*. My point is an owner who doesn’t even show up to his restaurant doesn’t need to make 150k a year if his employees can’t even live by themselves working full time.
He invested the time and money to build the restaurant.

He should pay people as little as possible. When he can't get good people to show up every day he needs to up the wages a small amount until they do.

Unskilled labor does not deserve $15/hr.

Once you set that price floor that high for the lowest skilled workers you're just going to raise everyone elses salary up to compensate. No one is going to shovel ditches or pour concrete for $15/hr if they can make the same money be8ng a useless short order cook that does next to nothing all day.
post 1697179703 01-30-2024, 10:54 AM
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Originally Posted By baldbrah⏩
He invested the time and money to build the restaurant.

He should pay people as little as possible. When he can't get good people to show up every day he needs to up the wages a small amount until they do.

Unskilled labor does not deserve $15/hr.

Once you set that price floor that high for the lowest skilled workers you're just going to raise everyone elses salary up to compensate. No one is going to shovel ditches or pour concrete for $15/hr if they can make the same money be8ng a useless short order cook that does next to nothing all day.
You’re a piece of chit person and what’s wrong with investor driven capitalism.
post 1697179783 01-30-2024, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted By crupiea⏩
The term liveable wage is bull ****.

If your job doesnt make enough top get a place. get a room mate. get a side or even, god forbid, spend less on starbucks, new cars and painting your nails.

thats what people have done throughout the entirety of history up until last year.

When times are tough you dont sit around whining about it expecting someone else to fix it, you do what you need to do to get by.
the debate is that at one time, a minimum wage job in American WAS enough to do those things. Hell it was enough to pay for an entire year of college. I know this because my former boss would joke about working at Dominoes Pizza and mowed lawns over the summer and that was enough to pay for an entire years worth of college (not semester, YEAR) in the early 70's.
post 1697179873 01-30-2024, 10:58 AM
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
You’re a piece of chit person and what’s wrong with investor driven capitalism.
And you're an idiot communist who doesn't understand not every job deserves a living wage. There's a reason fast food workers are usually teens living with their parents. It's an easy no-skill job.

Raising the minimum wage for all workers just means inflation is going up for everyone. The idiots who can barely tie their shoelaces still won't be able to afford a house.
post 1697179903 01-30-2024, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
In an area where a 1/1 apartment outside of city center is $1500/mo... I'd say $22/hr ($3500/mo if full time). Should allow for them to live alone, pay the bills, and have a bit extra for savings/investing/debts.
So you want more people to lose their jobs, for the price of McDonald's slop to go up in price, and for hrs to be reduced?
post 1697179913 01-30-2024, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted By baldbrah⏩
And you're an idiot communist who doesn't understand not every job deserves a living wage. There's a reason fast food workers are usually teens living with their parents. It's an easy no-skill job.

Raising the minimum wage for all workers just means inflation is going up for everyone. The idiots who can barely tie their shoelaces still won't be able to afford a house.
Inflation is a made up concept designed by the 2% so they can scam people on loans and the cost of goods.
post 1697179993 01-30-2024, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
Those are loose figures *not intended to be super accurate*. My point is an owner who doesn’t even show up to his restaurant doesn’t need to make 150k a year if his employees can’t even afford to live by themselves working full time.
Then become an owner and show us all how it's done.....
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per hour? not worth as much as a meal costs
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
Inflation is a made up concept designed by the 2% so they can scam people on loans and the cost of goods.
Its not made up. It's a measure of the change in the value of money. If they print more money to give imbeciles 15$ an hour all they are doing is devaluing the dollar bill making everything cost more.

No one is coming out ahead dumbass. The value of goods and services won't change. Everything will just go up proportionally.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
So you want more people to lose their jobs, for the price of McDonald's slop to go up in price, and for hrs to be reduced?
IDK, maybe burgers should cost $15-$20 each. It would certainly take a load off of the healthcare system if fatasses that rely of fast food everyday decide to cook their own food from time to time. Fast food should be a once or twice per month "treat" not breakfast lunch and dinner.
post 1697180233 01-30-2024, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
Then become an owner and show us all how it's done.....
It’s not about McDonald’s.. it’s about corporate greed. Everyone’s like you can’t pay people living wages cause the cost of goods will increase. Here’s an idea.. instead of a large business netting 2.3 billion after expenses I think they can live off of 1.3 Billion. The elites don’t need 8 and 9 figure bank accounts they’ll never spend while Joe can’t rent a studio apartment.
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-take in millions of low iq, unskilled, uneducated non white immigrants per year. This is a huge portion of our country now - we are taking in the population size of Atlanta PER MONTH
-expect wages to go up

logic not even once

sorry **** it doesn't work like that. The only thing you can count on is worse service, rolling blackouts, planes falling out of the sky and your grandkids are going to be living in a big favela selling cockroaches to each other whilst getting stabbed in the neck by diversity
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Originally Posted By baldbrah⏩
Its not made up. It's a measure of the change in the value of money. If they print more money to give imbeciles 15$ an hour all they are doing is devaluing the dollar bill making everything cost more.

No one is coming out ahead dumbass. The value of goods and services won't change. Everything will just go up proportionally.
First of all printing money isn’t how it’s created. Loans are.. and do you honestly think fractional reserve lending is a fair and honest practice? The whole system is a scam designed to scam people.
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Originally Posted By Dave22reborn⏩
So you want more people to lose their jobs, for the price of McDonald's slop to go up in price, and for hrs to be reduced?
Yes. Economy is already done for. Let's fix what's actually broken. Pressure all companies to pay more to their employees, with the goal of median wages actually matching or exceeding inflation rates. Let businesses that fail to do this die out. Let under the table income workers get priced out of their CoL and deported/leave.
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
Well it says the average McDonald’s owner makes 150k.. he probably has 15 hourly employees that he’s paying an average of $2400 a month. (Full time at 15 bucks an hour).

I’d say he could stand to take a 15k pay cut yearly to give them an extra 1K each so.. I’d say about $21.80 an hour.
Going by your own math, just one full time employee going from $15 to $21.80 would cost an extra $14,145 per year. Giving all 15 employees that same raise would cost an edditional 212K per year.

PS, I know you dont realize this, but employees cost employers much more than their actual wage.

When you think about adding a new employee to your payroll, determine what the actual financial cost of doing so means to your business. This includes the dollars and cents over and above the basic wage or salary you agree to pay. There’s a rule of thumb that the cost is typically 1.25 to 1.4 times the salary, depending on certain variables. So, if you pay someone a salary of $35,000, your actual costs likely will range from $43,750 to $49,000.

If you were hiring a new employee at $25 per hour, their total cost would likely be in the $31.25 to $35 per hour range.
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Originally Posted By Islandboyo⏩
Yes bring back the days when young bubbly teens/young adults exclusively staffed these fast food joints. Preferably with an older well payed manager to keep them all in line.

I am SICK AND TIRED of going to the joints and having to deal with old, worn out, grumpy, fat, ugly, disgruntled men/women who hate their lives. No I don't want some grown balding man who failed at life to prepare my food. I want a hot young sloot or even a ****gy young Twink to make my burger and fries. Also tired of the damn pajeets.
I remember when I lived in a wealthy suburb of a larger city it was always kids in highschool preparing my food. Was always a pleasant experience seeing someone from the neighborhood working the cash register or a student handing me my food.

Nowadays it just feels so impersonal.. people from low income areas taking long commutes in the morning to get to the job and do all that, with no ties to the community they're working in.
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Originally Posted By RIKTER⏩
Going by your own math, just one full time employee going from $15 to $21.80 would cost an extra $14,145 per year. Giving all 15 employees that same raise would cost an edditional 212K per year.

PS, I know you dont realize this, but employees cost employers much more than their actual wage.

When you think about adding a new employee to your payroll, determine what the actual financial cost of doing so means to your business. This includes the dollars and cents over and above the basic wage or salary you agree to pay. There’s a rule of thumb that the cost is typically 1.25 to 1.4 times the salary, depending on certain variables. So, if you pay someone a salary of $35,000, your actual costs likely will range from $43,750 to $49,000.

If you were hiring a new employee at $25 per hour, their total cost would likely be in the $31.25 to $35 per hour range.
You’re right my math doesn’t math here. I wasn’t paying attention. I was thinking 150k per month. I’m kinda miscing while playing counter strike.
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enough to get a studio or one bedroom apartment.

at mcdonalds its all older and ethnic people, often with kids, now. its not high school kids.
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Originally Posted By Maestro⏩
IDK, maybe burgers should cost $15-$20 each. It would certainly take a load off of the healthcare system if fatasses that rely of fast food everyday decide to cook their own food from time to time. Fast food should be a once or twice per month "treat" not breakfast lunch and dinner.
Fast Food has existed since Ancient Times. I don't know it if counts, but I pretty much have Chipotle everyday.
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Originally Posted By Eatforgains⏩
It’s not about McDonald’s.. it’s about corporate greed. Everyone’s like you can’t pay people living wages cause the cost of goods will increase. Here’s an idea.. instead of a large business netting 2.3 billion after expenses I think they can live off of 1.3 Billion. The elites don’t need 8 and 9 figure bank accounts they’ll never spend while Joe can’t rent a studio apartment.
Ahhhhhh yes, the good old "Corporate Greed" line, that all SJW'S spew.....

Let me guess, Walmart left Chicago because of corporate greed and racism.....
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Originally Posted By Visel⏩
Yes. Economy is already done for. Let's fix what's actually broken. Pressure all companies to pay more to their employees, with the goal of median wages actually matching or exceeding inflation rates. Let businesses that fail to do this die out. Let under the table income workers get priced out of their CoL and deported/leave.
Then start your own business and do it.
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