‘It’s a walkout!’ Inside the fast-food workers’ season of rebellion
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Killah Ray
Carolina hail to thee....
Bruh I legit had that cross my mind when I saw they were offering only 10 an hour in Pennsylvania whereas the Chick Fil A around me pays 13 in SC….shyt is crazy.They don’t have these same problem serving the lordts chicken at Chikfila
where are you living that the prices for everything hasn't been rising while wages stagnated?
No people especially business owners are rapacious and evil and will look to maximize their own income at the expense of others livelihood
new yorks fight for $15/hr at mcdonalds really inspired others. they were doing the same job and had the same franchise employer, yet they were getting paid $230 less a week for 40 hours work.
owner would rather bus in workers from out of state then hire or rehire at a competitive rate.
owner would rather bus in workers from out of state then hire or rehire at a competitive rate.
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Isn’t a train commute like 2 hours from different states into nyc where the min wage is $15? 4 hours of commute per day but your making an extra $6 per hour? Sounds like a good trade to me if I were in that spot.
seems to be like a 10+ hour commute and $70 & up for buses.
Bradford, PA to New York, NY - - Bus and Train Schedules, Fares, Travel Times, Prices
i've driven to allentown, NJ from Brooklyn before and it took me 3 hours.
cost of living went up, even in shythole towns now the cost of living is damn near big city status and during the pandemic a lot of people moved to smaller areas to work from home which drove up local rents and home prices
now you got small towns that cost more to live in 2 years later without increased opportunities. but this trend was going on for a short while. all the small towns that used to be affordable outside my city cost damn near as much to live in now.
a change is bubbling and a possible revolution down the line. most of it will centre around housing, cost of living and wage disparity.
now you got small towns that cost more to live in 2 years later without increased opportunities. but this trend was going on for a short while. all the small towns that used to be affordable outside my city cost damn near as much to live in now.
a change is bubbling and a possible revolution down the line. most of it will centre around housing, cost of living and wage disparity.
Damn, no trains? I guess railways would only benefit us commoners which is why we don’t have high speed rails any fkn where. Imagine living in a cheap ass city and keeping a $200k+ per year check commuting to San Franciscoseems to be like a 10+ hour commute and $70 & up for buses.
Bradford, PA to New York, NY - - Bus and Train Schedules, Fares, Travel Times, Prices
i've driven to allentown, NJ from Brooklyn before and it took me 3 hours.
TaxCollector13459
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This was a good read. I'm glad it worked out in the long run for their crew, and alot of people could find positions that they would be happier in, the pandemic just gave many that push they needed.
TaxCollector13459
2018 Coli Rookie of the Year
Facts, and they dont work sundays.
I never seen a badly run chikfilia...or a badly run whataburger
For west coast brehs in-n-out be the same way. Just a totally different culture on fast dining.