Beacause I wasn't a minor they didnt guve me a break and I used to work 8 hour shifts and have to do overtime because they didn't have enough people and people were late. Then one of my managers cussed me out because I didnt know what I was doing and it was my first real job. And I hadn't even been working there for a year. It's so much more ti the story than this. But I zmoved to a different location with the same resturant and they had enough people but breaks didn't exist to them. We only got breaks when it was light which wasn't most of the time. So I ended uo getti g fured because I missed a day if work because they had 5 or 6 schedules put up and I made a mistake and looked at the wrong one. And kther people were able to do no call no shows and I do it once and it was on accudent and I got fire. I understa d I should be more careful and it was my fault but that was just straight favoritism rught there.
Yes it is along with other parts of the work force or all especially in this country. I mean right now there's a writers strike, hotel strikes and well really just have to look it up.
@@soup3447 yup..i once got shouted because i gave the wrong spoon at the customer. He got porridge spoon instead of ice cream spoon. So embarrassing. If it just minimum wage, i dont really mind but the abuse from the customer is unbearable.
When I started working at Wendy’s in summer 2019 started pay was $7.50 luckily they started me out at $8.25 thanks to my cousin it’s honestly the worst company to work for they tried for years to get the ac fixed and they never would do it I was 16 working 40 hours or more a week finally I left after almost 2 years of being there and only being moved up to $9.00
And it is even crazier to think that if they wanted to pay you minimum wage with benefits, the pay would be $9.67 -25% for taxes and health insurance taken out would be $7.25/hr.
used to be a McDonald's employee and to this day looking back it still shocks me at how rude my shift mangers were. and they were the reason for why I quit.
Well, when the only other option is DEATH, you take whatever job you can get. And the companies know that, so they take advantage of it byboffering low wages with little or no benefits whatsoever.
@@kenk7451 They truly are clueless. All they give you is talking points that a middle schooler comes up with after learninf basic economics. They're naive.
I work at a subway in NC and I actually get paid closer to 10-11 an hour not including tips so I hope this is not just my town handing out a bit of extra wage.
When did you start? Chances are, this was post pandemic and that is why they raised it. Also, make sure they are paying you for every hour. Remember, in the video, it states that Subway is notorious for paying you well, but they can slight you on hours to get $ back (which is illegal).
@@markcollins2666 this RUclips Channel definitely has a lot of issues I notice they try to give out Medical Advice etc as if if they are experts in every subject
Might be worth noting that your employer is not your parent and not responsible for keeping you alive. Nobody should be planning to spend their entire life making minimum wage. Aim for a better job! McD's isn't a career. It's a footnote in your life's story.
And you are subsidizing every business you tell that to, paying their healthcare when the government allocates taxes to it, paying for a product when you buy it, and making up the difference when that business takes tax breaks.
This is a America - - why go to a job you hate? You have to work to find a job you like. It’s not going to land on your lap. If you have a good work ethic, don’t call off, and show up for work on time most likely that employer will promote you or give you hours that work for you. Just because you have job doesn’t mean you need to work there forever! Always keep the door open to move on. Whether it’s for more money, benefits, better working conditions, or better schedule that works for you. If folks have this desire to fight corporate America (only to lose - unfortunately) they should use that energy to try and improve their themselves.
@Kridder62 I like your comment and your right it's all about finding a place you want to work with bcuz we spend most time at work so it should be good 👍
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Sadly so terribly true on that and right now well you may want to Google and RUclips about things like labor strikes like one example that WGA 2023 strike happening now and who knows what others since the lower tier workers are really fed up while the top parts that are really rich get to be comfy as that part I hear is happening.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I have to disagree. nothing wrong with HS kids working a part time job after school/weekends to earn a bit of spending money. It was not before nor is it now expected to be the main job of an adult. If an adult wants to work it as a 2nd job for a bit of extra cash great.
Please...You clearly don't understand the World. Not everyone is able to land a high paying job. Yet, I do believe that everyone should at least have a living wage. Clearly you don't. Sad, really. I am privileged and have an attractive job and salary. I guess you do too. The difference might be that I worked those fast food jobs in the past and let me tell you, they are demanding as hell. The workers absolutely deserve better treatment and a living wage, highschooler or not.
@@holocene2164 I’ve worked these low paying jobs in high school and know it’s hard work. The jobs are ideal for high school kids but hard working people can earn a good living going into management, manager, district manger, VP of Operations to franchise owner. Most people are lazy and make excuses why they are losers. A hard working even below average intelligent individual can be very successful in our wonderful country. A high school dropout working the fry station at McDonald’s can become rich.
If those jobs are just for “high school kids”, why are they open from 8-4 while the kids are in school? Are they just not supposed to be staffed during those times then?
These companies should look at what the "Dicks" Burger chain in Seattle does. $17 an hour starting, Free Health insurance, $28,000 in scholarships for employees, and child care. If a local chain can do it, why can't the big boys?
i tried work at kfc and get fired shiftleader was a total a,,hole i may never try working never more at a fast food restaurant only maybe a normal restaurant
Look at who what you’re going to get paid a hour...who long is your training....can you move up....are there Bonus.look into that before you say yes to the job.
"Look at what you are being paid an hour, how long your training is, whether there is room for advancement, and bonus structure. Look into all that before you take the job."
We need an ESOP to buy the place up and pay at least $15 an hour an ESOP is a pension plan and therefore tax-free so this and equity built up over the years
To the fast food joints that's been around 4 DECADES, Take a page from the New Jacks, U people have profit BILLIONS off your customers!! At very least U could afford a pay 💲rage💲 & a heath benefit program your employees! Don't let greed stop U from doing what's right.
If you work more than 30 hours a week, you should get a living wage. Of course, if that were made law companies would start giving their employees 29.75 hours a week then give themselves a huge bonus for saving money. You can't trust a for-profit business.
They could do a sandwich tax. Any time they try to undercut hours or pay when a law is passed, they have to pay a penalty and all that goes back to the employees. But the biggest thing is to target the upper management and if they try anything funny, they get penalized and all that $ goes to the bottom line (of course, the government is going to want a cut of all this).
@@stevewixom9311 Living wage was suppose to be $0.25/hr. back in 1938 when rent was like $20/mnth. So if that was living, you would do the math now and it would be approximately $4.77, but rent is like anywhere from $700 to $2000 across all states. But proportionally, an apartment would be $381.6
Sorry, but fast food is merely a jumping-off point. A way to start in the labor force. You don't work at such a job and intend it to be your life's work. If you need higher pay and better opportunities, go back to school or acquire the skills you need for that better opportunity. It's not a fast-food corporations responsibility to make sure you live well. It's yours.
Doin fast food chain is hard I work at two of them..other employees don't wanna work they don't like new people work with them now days you have to fight other employees I'm not lying I hate it but it's money
@@lizbrown660 ok but you have to work your way up to that point!!!!!!!!!!! I’m talking about the people complaining about not making enough to live off of with no education. I’m a teacher I SHOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE A LIVING off my job.
When the companies had to install registers with pictures and do all math calculations because their employers were too stupid to do it themselves, perhaps they should not be required to pay them for being incompetent.
I'm NOT surprised that McDonald's is on this list... I've been a franchisee owned McDonald's store (& have worked for my SAME franchise (between 2 stores in my franchise) for a total of 12 1/2 YEARS & counting) & I only make $11.25/hour now...after getting a small raise of 25 cents... That's still less than $1.00 per year (that I've been with the franchise/company), I may as well be working for free at this rate, it's getting ridiculous...Not to mention how I'm treated by my store GM & most (but not all) of my shift managers 😣🤬 Also note that I LIVE in Hawaii, a state with some of the highest cost of living (Have resided in Hawaii all my life)
Get another job then or go back to school ,trade school or community college are relatively cheap always a demand for nurses anb by the way i work at a McDonald's and it pays more than most of the temp work ive done
@@ryanrosenblum2552 11.25/hr is barely enough to survive on, so its definitely not enough to pay for college. "Get another job" Really? Its that simple? All the other jobs available will likely offer low pay as well.
@@austinhernandez2716 its what you have decided that your labor is worth so dont come crying to me life's so hard you dont like the job quit end of story cant quit suck it up life is hard and your not special
@@ryanrosenblum2552 In America, you got literally nothing, so you have to take any job you can get. Or else, you know,. DIE. What you're saying is that if a robber holds a gun to your head and demands your phone, and you hand him your phone, then that's all your. fault because you made the choice. That's the logic you're using. "suck it up life is hard" How pathetic. You hear that Harriet Tubman? Don't complain and run away, just "suck it up life is hard and you're not special" Everyone is special. We're all human beings. And a company shouldn't be allowed to exploit your suffering to make a profit. Exoloiting the suffering of others is pure evil.
You can get plenty of answer or the higher ups on that really are cheap bastards is one big one. Just like everybody else on the top and also there's really a lot of corruption and also another part you can look up Betterment Boss for answers.
Wendy's and Dunkin I have to say are terrible got treated with such disrespect very toxic environment toxic workers some were nice so I quit and went back to my old job that asked me to come back I'm very happy I did I get treated so much nicer I ask for something and it's not as bad as these places were everyone has they're days but when it becomes toxic nope I got important things to do and worry about it's sad how these company's treat they're employees I suggest don't work at these places terrible toxic and childish complain over every little thing wrong I'm very happy I went back to my old job ♥️
While it's true that many billionaire companies pay their entry-level employees low wages, you have to remember that these sort of jobs were never intended to be careers. A McDonalds employee who has work there makes minimum wage. Managers and other higher ups in the company make far more. Managers who oversee multiple store locations can easily make 6 figures a year. You wouldn't pay an entry-level employee who has been on the job for 3 weeks the same wage as a store manager who oversees 5 different stores. Use fast food jobs as a jumping-off point, not a career (unless you want to work your way up through the company).
You would not, but the hierarchy pay should be a bit closer. It is kind of sad to see that it is not enough to even get to the job each day. That is what people are fighting against. For instance, you show up for a job with them, when THEY are hiring for it (shows the employees is at least trying to help them out) and THEY, the franchise, is not even paying enough for their own employee to show up and do the job that THEY, the franchise, is hiring for.
I like to say to 35-40 year olds bitching about being underpaid by a billion dollar corporation: note to worker “NOT OUR FAULT YOU DIDN’T PAY ATTENTION IN SCHOOL OR FORCED YOU TO HAVE 3 BABIES BEFORE YOU WERE 17” that shut down that complaint quick…
"There is no reason why I should get a second job when these multibillion dollar companies have the money to pay me in the work that I do." How about this? Get an education and get a proper job? So much entitlement. It is pathetic. Just as pathetic as affirmative action where people are hired without skills to do a job just to fill a race and gender quota.
What if everyone did that? Then the market would be so saturated that they probably still would be low paid. Not to mention, fast food jobs are just that, jobs. Tell a CEO of a fast food chain that they need to get a proper job.
I noticed how the video carefully avoided talking about how many fast food chains offer employees scholarship/educational opportunists, as well as pay their store/regional managers much higher than a new hire who has been on the job for two weeks. There is actually quite a lot of opportunity in the fast food industry if you work towards it. My brother in law began working at Wendy's as an entry-level employee making minimum wage. He worked his way up to manager, and now he oversees 5 individual store locations in his area, making over 6 figures a year. I agree, this video is utter nonsense.
Some of these guys are adults yes but most of them are in high school or college and they can’t get a actually job but I agree if they are adult they should go back to college and get a degree
@@EdwardBrown77 You always want to hear about the entry level workers, not the people who actually make living wages. That is the whole point. They want to make entry level positions, livable.
I did also when I was a teenager. At the time I was willing to except the pay they were offering. Before I graduated high school I had much more skill and higher expectations and never went back to fast food again.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 . Ok . With the OBVIOUS exception of management. If you're in your 30's, and you're flippin burgers, you either WANT to, or have no other marketable skills. Either way....It's on YOU
@@chris.eskimo There is nothing wrong with the enjoyment of burger flipping, but the business sure makes it seem like it should not be. Is it not weird that these low wage workers are responsible for food safety? Kind of a high risk job, if you think about it.
Fast food restaurants are tough, but I really appreciate those that do work there
Beacause I wasn't a minor they didnt guve me a break and I used to work 8 hour shifts and have to do overtime because they didn't have enough people and people were late. Then one of my managers cussed me out because I didnt know what I was doing and it was my first real job. And I hadn't even been working there for a year. It's so much more ti the story than this. But I zmoved to a different location with the same resturant and they had enough people but breaks didn't exist to them. We only got breaks when it was light which wasn't most of the time. So I ended uo getti g fured because I missed a day if work because they had 5 or 6 schedules put up and I made a mistake and looked at the wrong one. And kther people were able to do no call no shows and I do it once and it was on accudent and I got fire. I understa d I should be more careful and it was my fault but that was just straight favoritism rught there.
Yes it is along with other parts of the work force or all especially in this country. I mean right now there's a writers strike, hotel strikes and well really just have to look it up.
I work as uber as an uber driver. The amount of shit that that Mcdonald workers go through is horrible. I feel sorry for them at times
FR SMH 🙄
Espically the ice cream machine
The amount disrespectful customers that I witness sometimes when i go there is crazy
@@soup3447 I know some people suck
@@soup3447 yup..i once got shouted because i gave the wrong spoon at the customer. He got porridge spoon instead of ice cream spoon. So embarrassing. If it just minimum wage, i dont really mind but the abuse from the customer is unbearable.
When I started working at Wendy’s in summer 2019 started pay was $7.50 luckily they started me out at $8.25 thanks to my cousin it’s honestly the worst company to work for they tried for years to get the ac fixed and they never would do it I was 16 working 40 hours or more a week finally I left after almost 2 years of being there and only being moved up to $9.00
And it is even crazier to think that if they wanted to pay you minimum wage with benefits, the pay would be $9.67 -25% for taxes and health insurance taken out would be $7.25/hr.
I would say Taco Bell is worse. My first job was an utter nightmare
I worked for Wendy's a few years and yeah it sucks because of the management fr fr.. and I worked at multiple locations for franchise...
Worse Wendy,kfc,subway, burger King, dunkin donuts,McDonald's,
Best five guys,Chipotle, Starbucks, in n out,
Absent from any analysis: Chick-fil-A
and Taco Bell xD
Killing people is Chick-Fil-A.
Aaron Hecker Yeah unlike many fast food restaurants, Chick-fil-A has good customer service 👍🏾 💯
used to be a McDonald's employee and to this day looking back it still shocks me at how rude my shift mangers were. and they were the reason for why I quit.
Milad be like:
👁👄👁
He be making fast food restaurants look like heaven
His name is MILARD!!!!!
@@666gnarlsbad Pronounciation is Milard but spelling is milad
@@mryoutuber0422 I know dumbass
me who just enrolled for a job at Macdonald's:(chuckles) I'm in danger
in my experience, it's not who you'll work with, it's who you'll be serving
McDonald's* And they pay $12/hr. minimum now (depending on where you are).
I know McDonald’s should number 1? Too many bad horror stories comes from this corrupt Fast food restaurant!
corrupt?
Oh yeah that chain really gets horror when your life hit rock bottom.
The adults in this video who don't understand basic labor market principles are as cringe as it gets.
Seems like u don’t either
@@Samil101 So, why not describe to us what labor market principles are, Samil.
Well, when the only other option is DEATH, you take whatever job you can get. And the companies know that, so they take advantage of it byboffering low wages with little or no benefits whatsoever.
@@kenk7451 They truly are clueless. All they give you is talking points that a middle schooler comes up with after learninf basic economics. They're naive.
I'm soooo glad In N Out made your list ))) I've been working in North Dakota for 10 years and Oh So miss that place )))
I work at a subway in NC and I actually get paid closer to 10-11 an hour not including tips so I hope this is not just my town handing out a bit of extra wage.
When did you start? Chances are, this was post pandemic and that is why they raised it. Also, make sure they are paying you for every hour. Remember, in the video, it states that Subway is notorious for paying you well, but they can slight you on hours to get $ back (which is illegal).
KFC/ TACOBELLS are absolutely the worse, going to comment this before even watching the video
My taco we pretty good actually, I get paid 10 dollars an hour and get up to 10 dollars worth of free food each day.
It is very easy to get in the ranks at that place, I have worked there for six months and I am getting a raise pretty soon!
Hmmm Chick-fil-A must be a better place to work than all mentioned
Chick-fil-A is so Awesome
And yet it wasn't mentioned at all. I wondered about that. Also, not a single pizza place was mentioned.
@@markcollins2666 this RUclips Channel definitely has a lot of issues I notice they try to give out Medical Advice etc as if if they are experts in every subject
It’s actually a horrible place to work at.
@@chinchinys which location did you work at? Every location have been too the employees were all very professional and friendly and happy
Might be worth noting that your employer is not your parent and not responsible for keeping you alive. Nobody should be planning to spend their entire life making minimum wage. Aim for a better job! McD's isn't a career. It's a footnote in your life's story.
And you are subsidizing every business you tell that to, paying their healthcare when the government allocates taxes to it, paying for a product when you buy it, and making up the difference when that business takes tax breaks.
Period its not a career
@@koreaboo1437 Ditto my comment. You will be paying for them, every step of the way.
Burger King in the Middle East, from 2010 to 2015.
It was the worst time of my life.
My friend worked at McDonald's while in school and a robber came in while he was working he dont work there anymore
This is a America - - why go to a job you hate? You have to work to find a job you like. It’s not going to land on your lap. If you have a good work ethic, don’t call off, and show up for work on time most likely that employer will promote you or give you hours that work for you. Just because you have job doesn’t mean you need to work there forever! Always keep the door open to move on. Whether it’s for more money, benefits, better working conditions, or better schedule that works for you. If folks have this desire to fight corporate America (only to lose - unfortunately) they should use that energy to try and improve their themselves.
Chances are, if you are fighting corporate America, you are not going to want to work for anyone. lol
@Kridder62 I like your comment and your right it's all about finding a place you want to work with bcuz we spend most time at work so it should be good 👍
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Sadly so terribly true on that and right now well you may want to Google and RUclips about things like labor strikes like one example that WGA 2023 strike happening now and who knows what others since the lower tier workers are really fed up while the top parts that are really rich get to be comfy as that part I hear is happening.
I'm never doing fast food ever again.
There are only fast food restaurants around my house, so I don't have a choice...
Comedy genuis
wanna get paid more? find a job that pays what you want, dont complain about a job that is meant for a high school kid to get experience
High school kids should be studying hard, not working. I think there is a misconception about fast food jobs being solely for high school students.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 I have to disagree. nothing wrong with HS kids working a part time job after school/weekends to earn a bit of spending money. It was not before nor is it now expected to be the main job of an adult. If an adult wants to work it as a 2nd job for a bit of extra cash great.
Please...You clearly don't understand the World. Not everyone is able to land a high paying job. Yet, I do believe that everyone should at least have a living wage. Clearly you don't. Sad, really. I am privileged and have an attractive job and salary. I guess you do too. The difference might be that I worked those fast food jobs in the past and let me tell you, they are demanding as hell. The workers absolutely deserve better treatment and a living wage, highschooler or not.
@@holocene2164 I’ve worked these low paying jobs in high school and know it’s hard work. The jobs are ideal for high school kids but hard working people can earn a good living going into management, manager, district manger, VP of Operations to franchise owner. Most people are lazy and make excuses why they are losers. A hard working even below average intelligent individual can be very successful in our wonderful country. A high school dropout working the fry station at McDonald’s can become rich.
If those jobs are just for “high school kids”, why are they open from 8-4 while the kids are in school? Are they just not supposed to be staffed during those times then?
Whispers: You forgot waffle house.
(Although it's not technically 'fast food' it might as well be)
I worked at Wendy's for 1 month
These companies should look at what the "Dicks" Burger chain in Seattle does. $17 an hour starting, Free Health insurance, $28,000 in scholarships for employees, and child care. If a local chain can do it, why can't the big boys?
New York Life is so bad to work for that, even though it's not a Fast Food Chain, I have to mention them.
So basically everywhere lol
i tried work at kfc and get fired shiftleader was a total a,,hole i may never try working never more at a fast food restaurant only maybe a normal restaurant
Look at who what you’re going to get paid a hour...who long is your training....can you move up....are there Bonus.look into that before you say yes to the job.
"Look at what you are being paid an hour, how long your training is, whether there is room for advancement, and bonus structure. Look into all that before you take the job."
We need an ESOP to buy the place up and pay at least $15 an hour an ESOP is a pension plan and therefore tax-free so this and equity built up over the years
This is more like worst-to-best not all worst.
Why do I feel like this is only mostly a problem in America...?
Cause it probably is this country as a whole is trash
@@1gaddycool and yet people still want to come here
🤣🤣🤣🤣 McDonald’s is hell
Chick-fil-A is really good
@@payableondeath9091 ✌️ I’m a try. Because Wendy’s and McDonald’s is hell
@@famouszackgood luck they were my first job ever and they pay like $14-16hr now and are closed usually on Sundays for rest 👍
To the fast food joints that's been around 4 DECADES, Take a page from the New Jacks, U people have profit BILLIONS off your customers!! At very least U could afford a pay 💲rage💲 & a heath benefit program your
employees! Don't let greed stop U from doing what's right.
Wish we had a in n out joint here
I'm proud to say that I don't eat at any of the bad chains on this list.
If you work more than 30 hours a week, you should get a living wage. Of course, if that were made law companies would start giving their employees 29.75 hours a week then give themselves a huge bonus for saving money. You can't trust a for-profit business.
They could do a sandwich tax. Any time they try to undercut hours or pay when a law is passed, they have to pay a penalty and all that goes back to the employees. But the biggest thing is to target the upper management and if they try anything funny, they get penalized and all that $ goes to the bottom line (of course, the government is going to want a cut of all this).
only have to work 30hrs a week to earn a living wage? What's your definition of a living wage?
@@stevewixom9311 Living wage was suppose to be $0.25/hr. back in 1938 when rent was like $20/mnth.
So if that was living, you would do the math now and it would be approximately $4.77, but rent is like anywhere from $700 to $2000 across all states.
But proportionally, an apartment would be $381.6
It also doesn’t help that people make more money sitting at home, raking in that free money from the government….
I don't get it. This is a list of Worst chains to work for, but In-N-OUt was praised for being a good chain to work for?
They are the leading fast food chain. They still pay pretty low...
it depends if it is a franchise too
Can oh do a video on Publix supper markets
YES! Not just Publix, but all supermarkets. I bet I know the Starbucks and Chipotle of the supermarkets. Aldi and Costco anyone?
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 they actually have videos on Aldi and Costco
Can't be all bad McDonald's employees ate getting paid more than most skilled trades
Work at Target or WalMart as alternatives.
Sorry, but fast food is merely a jumping-off point. A way to start in the labor force. You don't work at such a job and intend it to be your life's work. If you need higher pay and better opportunities, go back to school or acquire the skills you need for that better opportunity. It's not a fast-food corporations responsibility to make sure you live well. It's yours.
Not true. What if you LOVE to work in fast food? Tell CEOs of fast food chains that it is not a job.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 Then buy a franchise. Then you'll have some skin in the game.
@@billh230 no. WORK
Doin fast food chain is hard I work at two of them..other employees don't wanna work they don't like new people work with them now days you have to fight other employees I'm not lying I hate it but it's money
Fast food places are not meant for life careers!!
Yes. It's for entry level & retirees.
Not true…. FYI: Many who work Chick-fil-A can own their own someday & do very well !!
@@lizbrown660 ok but you have to work your way up to that point!!!!!!!!!!! I’m talking about the people complaining about not making enough to live off of with no education. I’m a teacher I SHOULD BE ABLE TO MAKE A LIVING off my job.
meanwhile in the jollibee philippines they only pay $1.7cent dollar per hour
That is $81.23 pesos. How much is rent in the Phillipines?
Is there a channel that covers Canada and USA?
This covers USA.
When the companies had to install registers with pictures and do all math calculations because their employers were too stupid to do it themselves, perhaps they should not be required to pay them for being incompetent.
whataburger not on here. the managers here are the worst.
Wendy’s is horrible
I used to work at a Wendy's and I can confirm that it was not too bad. Pay was low compared to neighboring quick service competition.
So you mean it was pretty bad?
I'm NOT surprised that McDonald's is on this list... I've been a franchisee owned McDonald's store (& have worked for my SAME franchise (between 2 stores in my franchise) for a total of 12 1/2 YEARS & counting) & I only make $11.25/hour now...after getting a small raise of 25 cents... That's still less than $1.00 per year (that I've been with the franchise/company), I may as well be working for free at this rate, it's getting ridiculous...Not to mention how I'm treated by my store GM & most (but not all) of my shift managers 😣🤬
Also note that I LIVE in Hawaii, a state with some of the highest cost of living (Have resided in Hawaii all my life)
Get another job then or go back to school ,trade school or community college are relatively cheap always a demand for nurses anb by the way i work at a McDonald's and it pays more than most of the temp work ive done
@@ryanrosenblum2552 11.25/hr is barely enough to survive on, so its definitely not enough to pay for college.
"Get another job" Really? Its that simple? All the other jobs available will likely offer low pay as well.
@@austinhernandez2716 its what you have decided that your labor is worth so dont come crying to me life's so hard you dont like the job quit end of story cant quit suck it up life is hard and your not special
@@ryanrosenblum2552 In America, you got literally nothing, so you have to take any job you can get. Or else, you know,. DIE.
What you're saying is that if a robber holds a gun to your head and demands your phone, and you hand him your phone, then that's all your. fault because you made the choice. That's the logic you're using.
"suck it up life is hard" How pathetic. You hear that Harriet Tubman? Don't complain and run away, just "suck it up life is hard and you're not special"
Everyone is special. We're all human beings. And a company shouldn't be allowed to exploit your suffering to make a profit. Exoloiting the suffering of others is pure evil.
Why does Wendy's pay so horribly
You can get plenty of answer or the higher ups on that really are cheap bastards is one big one. Just like everybody else on the top and also there's really a lot of corruption and also another part you can look up Betterment Boss for answers.
Subway sucs
Agreed!!!
Wendy's and Dunkin I have to say are terrible got treated with such disrespect very toxic environment toxic workers some were nice so I quit and went back to my old job that asked me to come back I'm very happy I did I get treated so much nicer I ask for something and it's not as bad as these places were everyone has they're days but when it becomes toxic nope I got important things to do and worry about it's sad how these company's treat they're employees I suggest don't work at these places terrible toxic and childish complain over every little thing wrong I'm very happy I went back to my old job ♥️
What is a fast food restaurant.I know we have slow food restaurant's.
Hi second 2nd!!!
Simple.
Get a better job.
Stepping stones.
If you work for 7.25 for years....thats what your worth.
Exactly. If you were born stupid...you deserve to live in poverty!
What part of unskilled labor do these people not understand.
✨’Education’- is Still ‘Key’ 🔑
All of them
I been glad I dont work fast food
Why do they do it? They like money
While it's true that many billionaire companies pay their entry-level employees low wages, you have to remember that these sort of jobs were never intended to be careers. A McDonalds employee who has work there makes minimum wage. Managers and other higher ups in the company make far more. Managers who oversee multiple store locations can easily make 6 figures a year. You wouldn't pay an entry-level employee who has been on the job for 3 weeks the same wage as a store manager who oversees 5 different stores. Use fast food jobs as a jumping-off point, not a career (unless you want to work your way up through the company).
You would not, but the hierarchy pay should be a bit closer. It is kind of sad to see that it is not enough to even get to the job each day. That is what people are fighting against.
For instance, you show up for a job with them, when THEY are hiring for it (shows the employees is at least trying to help them out) and THEY, the franchise, is not even paying enough for their own employee to show up and do the job that THEY, the franchise, is hiring for.
I like to say to 35-40 year olds bitching about being underpaid by a billion dollar corporation: note to worker “NOT OUR FAULT YOU DIDN’T PAY ATTENTION IN SCHOOL OR FORCED YOU TO HAVE 3 BABIES BEFORE YOU WERE 17” that shut down that complaint quick…
You Got that Right!
Minimum wage for minimum skilled jobs. These are meant as starter jobs. Not for career patty flippers.
Yes
*Cough* Jack in the Box *Cough*
OMG :(
"There is no reason why I should get a second job when these multibillion dollar companies have the money to pay me in the work that I do." How about this? Get an education and get a proper job? So much entitlement. It is pathetic. Just as pathetic as affirmative action where people are hired without skills to do a job just to fill a race and gender quota.
What if everyone did that? Then the market would be so saturated that they probably still would be low paid. Not to mention, fast food jobs are just that, jobs. Tell a CEO of a fast food chain that they need to get a proper job.
I noticed how the video carefully avoided talking about how many fast food chains offer employees scholarship/educational opportunists, as well as pay their store/regional managers much higher than a new hire who has been on the job for two weeks. There is actually quite a lot of opportunity in the fast food industry if you work towards it. My brother in law began working at Wendy's as an entry-level employee making minimum wage. He worked his way up to manager, and now he oversees 5 individual store locations in his area, making over 6 figures a year. I agree, this video is utter nonsense.
Some of these guys are adults yes but most of them are in high school or college and they can’t get a actually job but I agree if they are adult they should go back to college and get a degree
@@EdwardBrown77 You always want to hear about the entry level workers, not the people who actually make living wages. That is the whole point. They want to make entry level positions, livable.
Minimum skill, minimum pay. I worked fast food, never would I have asked for $15.
I did also when I was a teenager. At the time I was willing to except the pay they were offering. Before I graduated high school I had much more skill and higher expectations and never went back to fast food again.
I think we should have living wages in America.
I am a hard working man 👷 I never had to work in fastfood I been lucky
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Here's a thought....don't try to make a CAREER out of a STARTER JOB ! DUH !!!!
Tell the CEO that.
@@wewhoareabouttodiesaluteyo9303 . Ok . With the OBVIOUS exception of management. If you're in your 30's, and you're flippin burgers, you either WANT to, or have no other marketable skills. Either way....It's on YOU
@@chris.eskimo There is nothing wrong with the enjoyment of burger flipping, but the business sure makes it seem like it should not be.
Is it not weird that these low wage workers are responsible for food safety? Kind of a high risk job, if you think about it.