[HN Gopher] California fast-food workers will get $20 minimum wa...
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California fast-food workers will get $20 minimum wage, starting
Monday
Author : geox
Score : 15 points
Date : 2024-03-30 18:38 UTC (4 hours ago)
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(TXT) w3m dump (www.npr.org)
| bike wrote:
| I'm curious to see how this plays out. It seems like there are a
| lot of lower paying jobs available and that stores are
| understaffed. I've also heard that the people working those types
| of jobs are having trouble getting enough hours. As someone who
| isn't very keyed in to this its hard to tell what's going on.
| Either way, its got to be hard to live in California on $20/hr.
| hbogert wrote:
| Won't this just spur inflation?
| throwaway5959 wrote:
| No. But this will provide more data that it won't.
| seanmcdirmid wrote:
| In the big cities at least, $20 is already the floor on most
| fast food jobs. This will have the most impact in poorer
| cities and more rural towns.
|
| It should spur more productivity via automation (like more
| kiosks and robots being used in fast food).
| pjkundert wrote:
| /Remaining/ California fast-food workers will get $20 minimum
| wage, starting Monday.
|
| The "minimum wage" is, and remains: $0
| throwaway5959 wrote:
| Yes we know, you can gleefully brag about the mass layoffs of
| fast food workers soon. Please post here when it happens.
| Gibbon1 wrote:
| One silver lining about the pandemic is cat out of the bag
| how robust the economy is despite what MBA's, economists, and
| rentier billionaires would have you think. And political
| leaders are now well aware of the bill of goods they were
| sold by those knuckleheads.
| delfinom wrote:
| Can we blame the welfare queens from starting to drum up
| support for more taxpayer funded bailouts in anticipation
| of a recession?
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