Toldya, You said it wont happen, we said it will. as usual we were right. WE ARE ALWAYS RIGHT. YOU ARE ALWAYS WRONG

[ChloeTzang]

Now, whether it's fast food or stockbrokers or anyone in between, if you want to talk about the boss' inability to meet payroll, you've also got to look at the gap in wages. Which is currently the widest it's been since decades before there even was a minimum wage at all. That is where the elusive money is disappearing to, not into the pocket of the lucky burger-flipper who doesn't get sent home early.

Never a truer word was spoken. I always use chains like Walmart as an example. And the big pharmacy chains. Gas stations chains owned by the oil companies. Big box chains. They are incredibly socially destructive. They've destroyed small businesses which used to generate decent middle class incomes, and they pay shit. They suck the blood out of the economy like leeches.

 

[YDB95]

Never a truer word was spoken. I always use chains like Walmart as an example. And the big pharmacy chains. Gas stations chains owned by the oil companies. Big box chains. They are incredibly socially destructive. They've destroyed small businesses which used to generate decent middle class incomes, and they pay shit. They suck the blood out of the economy like leeches.

Then why do you support an ideology that actively encourages that behavior?

 

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[HisArpy]

Now, whether it's fast food or stockbrokers or anyone in between, if you want to talk about the boss' inability to meet payroll, you've also got to look at the gap in wages. Which is currently the widest it's been since decades before there even was a minimum wage at all. That is where the elusive money is disappearing to, not into the pocket of the lucky burger-flipper who doesn't get sent home early.

So you think a company that can't meet its payroll needs to pay its workers more as the solution to the lack of payroll funds?

 

[PaxNurgle]

Then why do you support an ideology that actively encourages that behavior?

Not only actively encourages it but actively subsidizes it, in many cases.

And that is a fair question for ChloeHarpy (Dang, I can never keep that guy's growing number of alts straight.)

 

[MajorRewrite]

According to new state and federal employment data, California’s fast food industry has added jobs every month this year, including roughly 10,600 new jobs in the two months since Governor Newsom signed the fast food minimum wage bill into law.

Apparently censurat/ExxWhyZee/snailtrail is ALWAYS WRONG.

https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/07/15/californias-economy-leads-the-nation/