McDonald’s criticizes US restaurant industry for uneven wage policies
McDonald’s criticizes US restaurant industry for uneven wage policies
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McDonald's criticizes US restaurant industry for uneven wage policies
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... because it costs them money, to be clear. They can't get their customers to tip enough to allow them to underpay their employees, that's the complaint. This is not McD calling for fair wages on behalf of others.
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Who the hell is out there tipping at McDonald's? They're not a service restaurant.
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Every damn point of sale machine in the world asks for a 20% tip these days. It's infuriating.
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Turning that M into a W
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WcDonald’s?
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The trouble with tipping in restaurants is that it unfairly targets servers for unhappiness with the entire experience. Food over/under cooked? Too salty? Lights too bright/dim? Too much noise? Express your opinion by cutting down on the tip.
I worked as a cook for years, and I learned that my mistakes caused problems for the servers, not me. Eliminating tips is a great first step in making service work fair. The next step is raising the minimum wage.
I think Gordon Ramsay said he doesn’t allow tipping in his restaurants.
He pointed out that if there is a problem they take it out on the wait staff instead of reporting it so the problem can be fixed.