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Pap and Seder: McDonald's - They Love To See You Poor (Original Post) GoLeft TV Aug 2013 OP
K&R.... daleanime Aug 2013 #1
why this is not included in any of these discussions amases me. lrellok Aug 2013 #2
I wonder how many McD employees get 40 hrs. a week? My guess: snappyturtle Aug 2013 #3
Don't they get around 25 hrs per week? Dont_Bogart_the_Pretzel Aug 2013 #4
I don't know for certain but when McD's put out how its snappyturtle Aug 2013 #5
Dollar Menu? Right this way, good sir... Blue Owl Aug 2013 #6
Why do we talk about raising the price of a big whack? Half-Century Man Aug 2013 #7

lrellok

(41 posts)
2. why this is not included in any of these discussions amases me.
Fri Aug 9, 2013, 06:13 PM
Aug 2013
http://livingwage.mit.edu/

Its the same thing McDonalds attempted, but actually done correctly. They added up all expenses in a given area then divided by 2080 (40 hours *52 weeks), to get a wage you would need to live in a given region with a given household.
4. Don't they get around 25 hrs per week?
Fri Aug 9, 2013, 08:55 PM
Aug 2013

and if you are in management, you might get a little more hours, but pay still sucks.

snappyturtle

(14,656 posts)
5. I don't know for certain but when McD's put out how its
Fri Aug 9, 2013, 10:58 PM
Aug 2013

employees should budget their pay it suggested a second job!

Half-Century Man

(5,279 posts)
7. Why do we talk about raising the price of a big whack?
Sat Aug 10, 2013, 02:03 PM
Aug 2013

Pay management less. 15% less or more.
They have seen spectacular growth of income while workers have seen stagnation. Flip it, no salary increases for the upper strata until the workers get 25% of the growth of income they have enjoyed for the last 30+ years.

I once saw something from the UAW that said that if the minimum wage had keep pace with executive pay increases; the minimum wage would be $25.00 an hour. That was 9 years ago.

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