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So? Aren't these companies "good at business"? They should be able to plan around it - if they are in fact good at business. Many of these fast food places hav
by djbusby 3y ago
So? Aren't these companies "good at business"? They should be able to plan around it - if they are in fact good at business.
Many of these fast food places have executives whos monthly compensation exceeds the YEARLY compensation of these front-line employees. Its for sure not a money problem - it's an allocation problem.
- dietr1ch 3y agoBeing good at business means that they know where they can easily push and get away with it to get more money in the long run. Making it unreasonable hard to take time off will end up in fewer time off over time, and it only takes a couple words from management.
- kortilla 3y agoBeing good at business means ensuring you’re not being ripped off on labor costs. We’ve come full circle.
- pfannkuchen 3y agoThere are like thousands of times as many front line employees as executives. Whether or not it’s right for executives to make so much, it’s easy to see why a business would be much more worried about cost increases for a role with much higher scale.
- benlivengood 3y agoThe executives are good at business so they virtually exclusively license franchises to independent owner-operators who are on the hook to meet franchise standards, pay licensing fees, pay the actual employees, and still turn a profit.