Via FlickrWhat's a fast food company to do when duly elected government officials enact a law designed to make companies treat their workers like human beings? In McDonald's case, the answer is "sue all the way to the Supreme Court." On Monday, though, the highest court in the land basically kidney-punched Ronald McDonald right in his stupid new
I've worked at medium companies & big companies, and both use the same disingenuously sociopathic tag line - "It's just business!"
I think as a third career I'll become a contract killer & track down a few people from my past, so the last words they hear are "It's just business!"
they haven't even raised the minimum wage here in indiana, and mac doogal's has raised prices 20%. they advertise jobs starting at 8.25/hr. a quarter pounder is 5.50.
Well, the law isn't talking about small businesses having a different wage. It just gives them a little longer to work up to the minimum. As it should - small business will have more difficulty raising the wage than huge corporations.
I'm pretty sure that's already happened.
Who's the bald guy he's slurping on while he elbows his wife in the face?
I'm betting that he'd ignore her safe word too.
...Then blame them when Sales can't sell them.
"Who whipped out his dick & said tug it!"
I've worked at medium companies & big companies, and both use the same disingenuously sociopathic tag line - "It's just business!"
I think as a third career I'll become a contract killer & track down a few people from my past, so the last words they hear are "It's just business!"
AOT,K?
"Get behind me Satan?" Oh wait, that's a phrase.Besides, he probably doesn't want him behind her.
thanks, argle. always a pleasure.
they haven't even raised the minimum wage here in indiana, and mac doogal's has raised prices 20%. they advertise jobs starting at 8.25/hr. a quarter pounder is 5.50.
not since they became canadian. no offence to canada.
I really have to ask, did they slip him the sausage McMuffin?
In other unrelated news, who is "Fitzgerald Chesterfield" and why are they offering a cake recipe??
And Dominos Pizza.
Uber/Lyft?
(ok not quite the same...)
Well, the law isn't talking about small businesses having a different wage. It just gives them a little longer to work up to the minimum. As it should - small business will have more difficulty raising the wage than huge corporations.