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When I worked at Hardees (mid-90s, but inflation hasn't been so high since then), I happened to see my shift manager's paycheck. She was making like $20k/year.
by impendia 14y ago
When I worked at Hardees (mid-90s, but inflation hasn't been so high since then), I happened to see my shift manager's paycheck. She was making like $20k/year.
Perhaps shift managers can make $50-75k, but I'd be surprised if it's common. If you have a reference that shows otherwise, I would be very curious to see it.
- rprasad 14y agoI did specify "McDonalds" for a reason. McDonalds has always had great employee relations. In-n-out is even better than McD's in this regard, but the total opportunity for growth is limited because of the smaller footprint. Hardees (Carl's Junior in the west) is almost the polar opposite of McDonalds. Its founder was a vocal opponent of labor laws, and for a while in the 1990s was one of the principal financial backers of the effort to repeal the minimum wage and overtime laws.