>If you want people at McDonalds to make $50 hour, go pay $25 for a burger. Heck, if you are passionate about this, lets pass legislation that allows restaurants to charge a variable rate. They post the minimum they want for their product and the customer is allowed to pay more. Brilliant. We can align cost and wages with ideology.
The price of skyrocketing their wages is more like $0.35 more, not $45 more. Also, managers frequently and systematically steal employees' tips; it's not a good system and you shouldn't support it (note: that does not mean "don't tip").
The price of skyrocketing their wages is more like $0.35 more, not $45 more. Also, managers frequently and systematically steal employees' tips; it's not a good system and you shouldn't support it (note: that does not mean "don't tip").