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From the "Water is wet" department... by Bacchus
Idiotic policy has predictable consequences.
California fast-food chains slash workers as $20-an-hour minimum wage looms
By Shannon Thaler
Published March 25, 2024, 9:02 a.m. ET
[Excerpt]
California restaurants are reportedly laying off staff and reducing hours for other team members in an effort to cut costs ahead of a California state law taking effect on April 1 that will raise fast-food workers’ hourly wage to $20.
In the months leading up to the wage mandate, California eateries, particularly pizza joints, have established a plan to cut jobs, according to state records obtained by The Wall Street Journal.