| WolfpackN64 said: Isn't it the workers right to be the ones to get the most profit out of the company they produce for? McDonalds is a company with a revenue of 25 billion dollars a year, they can shoulder that cost. Yes, Mc Donalds and Walmart operate low prices (the same goes for Amazon's operating costs). However, one can ask if this is longer warranted when the lower prices constitute low wages and in case of McDonalds, low quality. The rise in minimum wage would cushion an eventual rise in prices. And if that means the quality of the franchises an improve, why shouldn't one do it. |
No it isn't the workers right to get the most profits out of the company they work for. Maybe they should go start one themselves instead if that's what they think ...
No one expects high quality services or food out of retailers or fast food chains, they expect good value ...
