| painmaster212 said: You would think though a place like Mcdonalds which brings in well over $30 billion a year could stand to pay out abit more to their employees. |
Many franchise restaurants work the following (least that I have experience with). You open an "X" and pay a royalty to operate as that establishment and abide by their standards.
My point is most people who own the restaurants are not raking in millions (many actually lose money) and it would be them that would be hit well before executives at head quarters. So, if you're willing to play the long game, endure employment loss and see business shut down, yeah, after a while corporate would adjust policies. Question is would the general public be willing to pay double the amount at those locations? My guess is not so much.








