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Not raising their prices to a level that enables their employees a decent life seems unethical to me. This also reeks of cutting off their nose to spite their
by cc101 3y ago
Not raising their prices to a level that enables their employees a decent life seems unethical to me. This also reeks of cutting off their nose to spite their face. That is, it's a childish act of retaliation for not getting their way with wages.
- Waterluvian 3y agoThey run on spreadsheets. Not ethics or spite. If they’re wrong, we’ll get to enjoy watching them discover that the hard way.
- cc101 3y agoI politely disagree about spreadsheets. Using a spreadsheet they could easily increase the value of delivered pizza while increasing the price enough to make a net gain allowing them to increase the wages. Imagine a sales pitch something like: "Our new home delivered pizzas come with twice the cheese and twice the sauce! Just pop it in a hot oven and in 5 minutes enjoy the smell of freshly baked bread and superb pizza taste, and all without leaving the comfort of your home!" It's a marketing problem accessible with a spreadsheet. I admit that it would not be quite this easy, but you get the idea.