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I can believe that "hiring" children for 3 days does have a net cost for the company because of the staff time needed to instruct and supervise them. Summer cam
by Bostonian 2y ago
I can believe that "hiring" children for 3 days does have a net cost for the company because of the staff time needed to instruct and supervise them. Summer camps commonly charge an order of magnitude more than this one, and parents are choosing to pay for this camp, so the outrage is misplaced. Some people may be biased against Chick-Fil-A for other reasons.
- jqpabc123 2y agoI can believe that "hiring" children for 3 days does have a net cost These children are not being "hired" --- Federal Labor Laws won't allow it. To be an *employee*, they must be at least 14 years of age and they must be paid minimum wage. You must be biased toward Chick-Fil-A for other reasons.