A war is growing across the United States. That war is called the “Fast Food 15” or “FF15” and it symbolizes the effort by minimum-wage workers to increase their salary up to $15. Protests have take place in California and New York to name a couple of states. And in some cities such as San Francisco and Seattle, the battle has been won. Minimum-wage rates have always been a subject of discontent for the workers earning them but have only been publicly displayed on a national scale in recent years.
In the beginning of the fast food chains’ rise during the 1970s and 1980s, workers willing to provide labor for less were sought out by these companies. The notion of paying less to maintain the prosperity of huge chains has remained the backbone
In the beginning of the fast food chains’ rise during the 1970s and 1980s, workers willing to provide labor for less were sought out by these companies. The notion of paying less to maintain the prosperity of huge chains has remained the backbone