Why are Y'all against fastfood workers making $15/HR???

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Im not looking down on anyone because I use to be that nikka on the fries back in high school. But from a business standpoint keeping labor as low as possible is one of the best ways to maximize profits. Which is the end goal of McDonalds.

It's also the best way to have your tax dollars not being used in your or the countries best interest.

What your saying is wrong.

Keeping labor Low is best way to have employers not give damn about the product they produce which in turns hurts profits because customers seek better quality else where.
 

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That's not even close to true, most ppl that try to open franchises have to struggle for years to try to get financing for the fees to open these places. It's not like they just have 750k laying around and go but a franchise. The market depicts what the fair wage for the employee should be, as many people in here have already stated if your easily replaced in your job why should someone be forced to pay you an absurdly high wage

Pretty much. Its either sink or swim- if the franchise becomes successful these folks generally go on to purchase more. You'll see a lot of the successful ones in the same area are owned by the same person/family.
 

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Do you have proof that there are plenty of jobs and not enough skilled employees to work them?

With the way unemployment Is.... If what you're saying is truly the case these jobs would be hiring and training people on the job.

Every single unemployment stats says this is bullshyt

No proof but if you go to a site like careerbuilder or other job sites, there are always openings. So that just leads me to believe that there aren't enough workers with that particular skill set to fill that position. But again that's just a theory. I don't see why a company would hire someone that has no skillset to fill a vacancy...not on their own accord.
 

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That's not even close to true, most ppl that try to open franchises have to struggle for years to try to get financing for the fees to open these places. It's not like they just have 750k laying around and go but a franchise. The market depicts what the fair wage for the employee should be, as many people in here have already stated if your easily replaced in your job why should someone be forced to pay you an absurdly high wage

:what: every job can easily be replaced from the perspectives of the CEOs, Directors and Shareholders if it means more money for them

If you don't think that the executives and officers at these companies don't look at IT, Accoounting and Engineering the same way y'all are looking at fastfood workers then you are kidding yourself

It's a min. wage job, meant for starting out in the work force. 14-18 year old kids.

Its for cellphones, haircuts, going to concerts... not supporting a family of 5

Average age of Fastfood worker in 2013 is 29 Years old

Average age in 2000 was 22 years old

If these jobs are just for sneakers, cellphones and shyt why is the average age of the worker going up???
 

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Average age in 2000 was 22 years old
If these jobs are just for sneakers, cellphones and shyt why is the average age of the worker going up???

Give me a devils advocate answer on why you think, fast food chains are having increased older workers. Was it the recession post 2001, was it the influx of tech at jobs that now require less labor? Is it an influx of foreign immigrants that take these jobs? Is it the fact that fast food chains, continue to open more rapidly than other business models? Therefore, they take on higher staff populous compared to say a tech based job opening? (Cell phone store 3 employees, or some web based store small employee ratio vs 20-30 at a Taco Bell)

What's your viewpoint
 

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Worked for mcdonalds for three years, even worked two different places back to back that shyt was easy. Nothing there was worth paying someone 15$. Also a lot of those people knew they were working shytty jobs and still chose to pop out kids. Honestly though if they start paying 15$ I'll take my ass back there and work there as a second job.
 

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Haven't read the thread yet. I bet is a bunch of folk earning $16/hr with a Master's degree tearing down fast food employees for demanding a pay increase. Your anger is misdirected :pachaha:
Why shouldn't/wouldn't someone in that position be mad? I'm no where near that position but either you have no idea how economies work or you are broke yourself and looking for an undeserved handout.

If you make the same amount of money from 15-29, what exactly is your motivation to acquire skills that will help further our economy?

Lemme guess. You'd want everyone to work $15/hr McDonalds jobs, while our white collar economy is taken over by immigrant engineers/analysts/scientists/etc.

It's a job for high school kids and for part-time jobs. Stop trying to make a salary of a high school part time. :dahell: shyt is loserish. :laff:

Average age of Fastfood worker in 2013 is 29 Years old

Average age in 2000 was 22 years old

If these jobs are just for sneakers, cellphones and shyt why is the average age of the worker going up???
:dahell: Because the economy is bad you 'tard and people are desperate for jobs.

Paying McDonalds employees more will not fix the economy despite what you think.

That 2000 number seems just about right. High school students, College kids with part-times/summer jobs, with a few reitrees sprinkled in.

Do you have proof that there are plenty of jobs and not enough skilled employees to work them?

With the way unemployment Is.... If what you're saying is truly the case these jobs would be hiring and training people on the job.

Every single unemployment stats says this is bullshyt
Breh. You can't train someone to write code/be an engineer/become a doctor/etc. No one is going to pay to train someone for +3 years. :dwillhuh:

People need to go to school. There's no way around. The reason why there are so many Indian immigrants in America is because them fukkers know how to work a computer and they are very adamant about going to school and getting their degrees in meaningful things.

Paying for a VISA for someone who is ready to work and knowledgeable >>>> Paying to train someone over the course of years and still not know whether than person is going to stay with the company while you aren't able to operate because you're too busy training.
 

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It's a min. wage job, meant for starting out in the work force. 14-18 year old kids. (Depending on when you can work, Florida is 14)

Its for cellphones, haircuts, going to concerts... not supporting a family of 5

How is fast food/retail meant for high school kids when its open all day :duck:


When Wal-Mart moves into a new small town and obliterates every small business within 4 miles.....are all those new jobs that are now supplied by Wal-Mart instead of the small businesses, meant for "high school" kids :duck:
 

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Jobs that Currently pay around $15/hr http://bls.gov/oes/current/oes_nat.htm

How many of these are more skilled than flipping burgers?

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