Do you think fastfood companies pay there workers enough to live on.

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  1. Handicapped Chef profile image67
    Handicapped Chefposted 11 years ago

    Do you think fastfood companies pay there workers enough to live on.

  2. Jeannieinabottle profile image91
    Jeannieinabottleposted 11 years ago

    Fast food restaurants typically pay their employees minimum wage or slightly higher.  That is definitely not enough to live on.  Of course, it is a great job for someone just starting to get into the work force as long as they still live with their parents or live in a college dorm.  Also, some companies give their employees a free meal, which is a great benefit for an entry level position.

    Once someone has worked a while at a fast food chain, that person can often go on to be a manager, which has fairly decent pay.  I do know people that are managers at restaurants and make enough money to pay rent, bills, etc.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image67
      Handicapped Chefposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Big places like New York were the cost of lving is very high shoul be regulated so you can afford to work and life. Maybe changing the minimum wage sttanard would help.

  3. Goody5 profile image60
    Goody5posted 11 years ago

    Absolutely not. It may be a good job for high school students living at home, but not for someone who has to support a family.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image67
      Handicapped Chefposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Goody5 there are people in this world that are working at fast food places and trying to raise a family because that's all the kind of work they can find but they need some kind of income so what do they do

  4. duffsmom profile image60
    duffsmomposted 11 years ago

    No they don't.  But unfortunately everything is relative.  If they pay their workers more, prices for the fast food will go up significantly - and they will lose business. It seems like a puzzle with no solution.

  5. lburmaster profile image72
    lburmasterposted 11 years ago

    After working there, no. It's not enough to live on. You have to have two or three roommates just to afford a place to live. The cell phone bill cannot be over $50. It's best to have a car that only cost $40 to fill up. I could mostly only afford eating at Taco Bell, breadsticks at Pizza Hut, and McDonalds. Thank God I got a complementary meal with each 5 hours of work. Otherwise, food would have cost more of a fortune. If something goes wrong, you have no savings to help you with.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image67
      Handicapped Chefposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      I understand what your saying fast food employees in New York ar talking about a strike and in this world you need to have some kid of job to fuctionin this word.

  6. safiq ali patel profile image67
    safiq ali patelposted 11 years ago

    Generally speaking no many fast food workers do not get paid enough. But in Spain for workers of Macdonald's there is a minimum wage of around $27.00 dollars per hour.

    1. Handicapped Chef profile image67
      Handicapped Chefposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      $27.00 dollars per hour is really great but is that us dollars because that seems to be alot to me.

    2. safiq ali patel profile image67
      safiq ali patelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes that is United States Dollar. Or £12 pounds per her in British currency or around 10 Euros per hour.

    3. Handicapped Chef profile image67
      Handicapped Chefposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      So is the cost of living very high in Spain than it is in United States

    4. safiq ali patel profile image67
      safiq ali patelposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      Yes the cost of living is higher but in many parts of Spain the quality of life is said to be good. Food and Clothing and accommodation cost the most. Many of the Spanish authorities have been working to purge out low pay from Spain.

 
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