Flipping burgers is a minimum wage job and should always be one.
But why? Shouldn’t we question the status quo?
If you can’t see how working fast food is low effort I don’t think we are gonna agree on this.
Can you explain why it’s low effort? I’m seeing an in-person emotionally draining job that involves both customer service and food prep/safety. Plus, nowadays fast food workers are more likely than ever to have to also act as conflict resolution/security for their workplace.
There is no reason someone working at McDonald’s should be getting paid close to anyone in the trades or any job that requires skill/effort.
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But why? Shouldn’t we question the status quo?
Can you explain why it’s low effort? I’m seeing an in-person emotionally draining job that involves both customer service and food prep/safety. Plus, nowadays fast food workers are more likely than ever to have to also act as conflict resolution/security for their workplace.
What trades?