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Fried chicken chain Pollo Campero has slashed staff step count to make them more productive amid California s $20 minimum wage bump

“Every step you save adds to the bottom line and saves labor costs.”

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Over 500,000 fast-food workers in California just got a huge raise thanks to a new law—but not everyone is celebrating

Fast-food businesses have responded to the mandate with price hikes and layoffs, but labor experts say passing off increased operation costs to employees is unnecessary.

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No, California s wage bump for fast food workers isn t doomsday for restaurants Here s why

No, California s wage bump for fast food workers isn t doomsday for restaurants Here s why
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California fast-food workers got a raise thanks to Gavin Newsom s minimum-wage law

Not everyone is celebrating, though.

University of california at berkeleyUnited statesSan franciscoDaniel zhaoLos angelesLaurie schalowJack hartungGavin newsomPizza hutFast food councilRoosevelt instituteInstitute for research on laborVitality bowlsSan joseBusiness insiderWorker power

Over 500,000 fast-food workers in California just got a huge raise thanks to a new law—but not everyone is celebrating

Fast-food businesses have responded to the mandate with price hikes and layoffs, but labor experts say passing off increased operation costs to employees is unnecessary.

University of california at berkeleyUnited statesSan franciscoDaniel zhaoGavin newsomLaurie schalowLos angelesJack hartungInstitute for research on laborRoosevelt institutePizza hutFast food councilVitality bowlsSan joseBusiness insiderWorker power

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