Pay more, get good employees.
Current situation at restaurants
- Thread starter Hawkeye10
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Pay more, get good employees.
Pay as much as a lot of people under 30 think that they should make at McDonlads and your Big Mac will be about $15.
Only if you keep the CEO's bonus astronomical.
I could see how negative people's service is getting worse. Everyone's on edge, so if you come in demanding slaves, they will not treat you well. But, if you are positive, then servers will be glad to see you.
That is what cracks me up when people whine that retail servers did not thank them. They always follow that they would stop going there, if it were not so cheap. So they have switched price for politeness, and then are complaining that the servers are not being their slaves.
The two solutions are pay them more, or thank them for being willing to serve you.
I find the opposite. People even just a little older than 50 tend to think of working 40 hour weeks. Anyone younger than that expects to work 60 to 90 hour weeks.
I have never seen a better paying job left open for any other reason than it being difficult to find someone educated enough to fill it. No one is taking $300 a week($15k a year), rather than work at a job that pays $200k. It just does not happen.
OK, you have an economic prediction. Now translate that into an investment, and you can become rich... Or more probably you will lose everything, because you are betting against the market here.
Tipped work is a bit of a career trap. You start out at about the same amount of money as you end up at, or maybe even better. What is great pay when you are 22 and single, is not that great when you are 50 and trying to put two kids through college.
The cost of labor is a very minor part of the cost of a Big Mac. It only adds a few cents.
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Note my apathy
To answer the OP, our last three visits to our favorite restaurant were not good. The food was warm, at best. I don't blame the servers. I blame management for not adequately staffing the kitchen.
How little you know tends to be alarming.
Did you ever consider education?
I recommend it.
they are all overpaid, but they get what they get in a fair bidding by boards.
After all a CEO can make or break a company -that's their market value.
Thing is all jobs are now at least $15 here in Fl,and stores like WAWA are giving $500 hiring bonus and $300 vaxx
and they still cant get enough workers
it's still too cushy to sit on the sidelines, maybe get a gig..good money
Matt Dillon
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A Big Mac isn't even big anymore. If I never bought another, that would be OK.
They used to be somewhat big at least. They're approaching Krystal burger size now.
Secret Thousand Island dressing sauce, yeah, fuck that.
My mistake. I thought it was a question about the concept and the US. I did not know it was about you.
You typed that and thought it made sense. WoW
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
You can't even comprehend it, fucktard. What it says is crystal clear.
It's not my fault you can't understand it.
How little you know tends to be alarming.
Did you ever consider education?
I recommend it.
It is under 20 percent of the costs for a successful restaurant. save the insults. he is right. For a pizzeria, it is even less. The owner of Papa Johns's lives in an incredible estate and he has had parties for presidents in his home. When the 15 dollar wage came to him, he rejected it saying it would add 50 cents per ticket. He did not want to do that.