The Berkeley report doesn’t count number of jobs. It looks at pay and number of restaurants operating (both went up). It could be that part time positions dec

The Berkeley report doesn’t count number of jobs. It looks at pay and number of restaurants operating (both went up). It could be that part time positions decreased but full time positions increased, along with hours per job position / total hours / hourly pay and restaurants operated. That’d be a good thing for everyone involved (except maybe the cardiovascular health of the customers), and is compatible with both studies’ conclusions.