McD’s U.S. president says California law may lead to $22 minimum wage
September 1, 2022
Joe Erlinger, president of McDonald’s U.S., said a California bill that would establish a 10-person council with the authority to set pay and workplace standards for fast food restaurants in the state could lead to a minimum wage of $22 an hour. Mr. Erlnger said he objects to a law that would single out any industry, but says legislation that would support raising minimum wages and establish workplace standards would be “highly effective” if done properly.
Recent News
Amazon Broadens Same-Day Pharmacy Delivery Service to New York City and Los Angeles
Amazon is looking to make prescription delivery as seamless as possible for customers in New York City and Los Angeles by adding them to the list of cities where it provides same-day pharmacy deliveries.
Fashion Enthusiasts Seek Algorithm-Free Shopping Inspiration on Substack
Substack, an online platform that provides publishing, payment, analytics, and design infrastructure to support subscription newsletters, has become the go-to destination for young fashion enthusiasts wanting to escape algorithms.
Mike Lindell’s MyPillow Evicted From Warehouse After Falling $200K Behind on Rent
The entrepreneur must vacate the property located in Shakopee, Minnesota.
Mega Millions Has a $1.13B Jackpot Winner From New Jersey
One winning ticket was sold for the Mega Millions $1.13 billion jackpot in New Jersey.