A Wingstop cashier took the man s order but then he got upset that it was taking too long to make. Police said the man went to his vehicle and returned with a black handgun before yelling and cursing at the staff for his money back.
we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america s veterans. every day, thousands of boeing volunteers help make their communities the best they can be. building something better for all of us. in just two weeks, seattle, washington s, new $15 an hour minimum wage law, the highest in the nation begins to be implemented. now that doesn t mean that startsing april 1st every fast food cashier and home health care worker and hotel housekeeping staff member will suddenly be making $15 an hour. the new law phases in over several years. small businesses have seven years to bring up their wages to at least $15 an hour. large businesses have significantly less time three
more than double the federal minimum wage of $7.25. at $15, would make a world of difference the we will be able to pay our bills. be able to save money. reporter: protesters claim a typical fast food cashier or cook brings home less than $19,000 a year. that is $1,000 below the federal poverty line for a family of three. i am hard working. been working there a long time. $8.75. it s not nufr enough. mcdonald s released a statement saying the company aim to offer competitive pay and benefits to our employees. their statement along with one from burger king point out many restaurants are franchises making wages up to individual owners and not the corporations. the national restaurant association tells abc news, the fact is only 5% of restaurant employees earn the minimum wage. those that do are predominantly working part time and half are teenagers.