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Turnover is expensive. There may be failures at different levels of management. I doubt there is conscious intent to oppress. More to the fact, how many fast fo
by nefitty 7y ago
Turnover is expensive. There may be failures at different levels of management. I doubt there is conscious intent to oppress. More to the fact, how many fast food places are unionized these days and is that really even a major risk at this point in American history?
- imtringued 7y agoThe article describes how the companies have made the jobs turnover proof. Turnover isn't expensive at these companies. Otherwise they would have stepped in and attempted to reduce the turnover rate. In reality they think they can make more money with high turnover.