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Restaurants Boost Pay to Get Workers

Restaurants Boost Pay to Get Workers WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. restaurants and stores are rapidly raising pay in an urgent effort to attract more applicants and keep up with a flood of customers as the pandemic eases. McDonald’s, Sheetz and Chipotle are just some of the latest companies to follow Amazon, Walmart and Costco in boosting wages, in some cases to $15 an hour or higher. The pay gains are, of course, a boon to these employees. Restaurants, bars, hotels and stores remain the lowest-paying industries, and many of their workers ran the risk of contracting COVID-19 on the job over the past year while white-collar employees were able to work from home.

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U S restaurants, stores try to get more workers in the door by increasing wages

U.S. restaurants, stores try ‘to get more workers in the door’ by increasing wages Updated May 13, 2021; Posted May 13, 2021 FILE - This April 30, 2019, file photo, shows a McDonald s restaurant on the Northside of Pittsburgh. U.S. restaurants and stores are rapidly raising pay in an urgent effort to attract more applicants and keep up with a flood of customers as the pandemic eases. McDonald s, Sheetz and Chipotle are just some of the latest companies to follow Amazon, Walmart and Costco in boosting wages, in some cases to $15 an hour or higher. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar, File)AP Facebook Share

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McDonald s Workers to Strike for $15/Hour, Call Out Pay Raise That Benefits Just 5% of Branches

McDonald s Workers to Strike for $15/Hour, Call Out Pay Raise That Benefits Just 5% of Branches
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Desperate for workers, US restaurants and stores raise pay - Santa Monica Daily Press

Desperate for workers, US restaurants and stores raise pay May. 14, 2021 at 6:00 am CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, AP Economic Writer U.S. restaurants and stores are rapidly raising pay in an urgent effort to attract more applicants and keep up with a flood of customers as the pandemic eases. McDonald’s, Sheetz and Chipotle are just some of the latest companies to follow Amazon, Walmart and Costco in boosting wages, in some cases to $15 an hour or higher. The pay gains are, of course, a boon to these employees. Restaurants, bars, hotels and stores remain the lowest-paying industries, and many of their workers ran the risk of contracting COVID-19 on the job over the past year while white-collar employees were able to work from home.

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Restaurants, Retailers Raise Pay To Attract Workers

By Cherranda Smith May 14, 2021 Restaurants and retailers have been desperate to find workers to handle a wave of customers, as the nation loosens pandemic-era restrictions. To attract more applicants, some companies have turned to raising pay. Companies like Walmart, Amazon, Costco, Chipotle, McDonald’s, and more have increased wages, some to $15 per hour or more, The Associated Press reported. When the pandemic hit, workers at these companies were among the lowest-paid and at higher risk of contracting COVID-19 while other workers transitioned to working from home. Additionally, however, the pay increases may lead to inflation if businesses raise product prices to account for the higher wages, though some businesses,

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