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2 days ago · In April, minimum wage for fast-food workers jumped to $20 per hour, but despite that, “Employment Development Department numbers show [Southern California] had 361,500 fast food workers in June – an all-time staffing high for these dining establishments that employ 4.5% of all Southern California’s workers,” Jonathan Lansner noted in ...
1 day ago · The minimum wage for fast-food workers in California jumped to $20 an hour on April 1, a $4 pay bump for 553,000 fast workers. However, restaurant chain owners raised concerns that the minimum wage increases would hurt their bottom line, and owners have cut workers’ hours, raised food prices, and even shut down some locations.
3 days ago · California’s fast-food industry wasn’t crying wolf when it warned of significant fallout from the new $20 minimum wage for most quick-service workers in the state, according to new research from a group that opposed the pay hike. The study, based on a survey of 182 fast-food operators, found two ...
1 day ago · It’s safe to say that we are all acquainted with what fast-food and counter workers do, as we’ve all encountered them when ordering at, say, McDonald’s or Burger King. These professionals ...
3 days ago · Los Angeles County: June saw a record 197,800 fast-food workers – up 200 in a month, up 4,400 since March, and up 4,300 in a year. Fast food equals 4.3% of all LA jobs. Inland Empire: 89,500 fast-food workers in June – up 200 in a month, up 1,900 since March, but off 1,300 in a year. Fast food equals 5.2% of all IE jobs.
2 days ago · Fast-food workers hold the keys to the big secrets of the industry and in a popular Reddit thread posted in the Ask Reddit subreddit on July 17, 2024, some current and ex-employees dared to share ...
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3 days ago · Data shows that jobs and working hours in the fast food sector have been reduced. | Photo: ShutterstockCalifornia's fast-food industry wasn't crying wolf when it warned of the significant consequences of the state's new $20 minimum wage for most fast-food workers, according to a new study from a group opposed to the wage increase.
