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I'd argue that if people are forced to work in fast food at all, typically part time, without benefits, and almost no regularity to plan their lives around, and

I'd argue that if people are forced to work in fast food at all, typically part time, without benefits, and almost no regularity to plan their lives around, and where the training materials explicitly suggest that the employees use state benefits, it is indicative of a structural advantage on the part of the employer.

vasco 3y ago
> forced to work in fast food at all I think we have way too different ways to look at the world when you see things like this. I support a livable minimum wage that doesn't require multiple full time jobs or state support if you're employed to have a simple but dignified life. We should agree on that and can leave the rest for a different dance.