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And it gets those without having to pay drivers (and technically even workers in most McDonalds’ restaurants since they are franchised), so why would they start
by lotsofpulp 2y ago
And it gets those without having to pay drivers (and technically even workers in most McDonalds’ restaurants since they are franchised), so why would they start?
Delivery and final assembly of food is not McDonald’s’ business.
- wahnfrieden 2y agoThey would start if workers organized against them. I'm responding to the notion that there's not enough value on the table for collective action
- titanomachy 2y ago"final assembly of food"? I haven't eaten McDonald's in a while, but from what I remember the food arrived fully assembled.
- lotsofpulp 2y agoMcDonald’s sells their marketing and logistics, and rents real estate, to franchisors. The franchisors’ business is the one that employs people who do final assembly of the food. The franchisors’ profits and profit margins are nowhere near McDonalds’.