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And more businesses that have been harmed by Obamacare...
| National Review
Again not ONE positive affect. Stopped hiring. Cut hours. Cut jobs...
And replacing with robots.
Citing concerns about the rising cost of labor, Wendy's President Todd Penegor told Investor's Business Daily (IBD) about plans to automate the ordering process in company restaurants.
Employees who once took orders from customers will be replaced by self-service kiosks.
Mobile ordering and payment apps will also cut down on employee hours.
According to IBD, Penegor says the move is a response to the rising cost of labor for the company. He says it's partly a result of rising minimum wages, but also a consequence of more competition between companies for a smaller pool of workers. The company has found it has to shell out more than it once did if it wants "to access good labor."
Wendy's is replacing its lowest-paid workers with robots
After seeing a decline in earnings for the first time in nine years, McDonald’s plans to do something no other restaurant of its kind has ever done before;
open a store run entirely by robots.
New McDonald's In Phoenix Run Entirely By Robots - News Examiner - Examine Your World
The industry could be ready for another jolt as a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour nears in the District and as other campaigns to boost wages gain traction around the country. About 30 percent of the restaurant industry’s costs come from salaries, so burger-flipping robots — or at least super-fast ovens that expedite the process — become that much more cost-competitive if the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is doubled.
Minimum-wage offensive could speed arrival of robot-powered restaurants
But see people like you and Obama have NO idea what operating costs are! Think about! 30% restaurants' operating costs are salaries!
Raise the salaries by 50% and you wipe out the businesses. Works overtime!
| National Review
Again not ONE positive affect. Stopped hiring. Cut hours. Cut jobs...
And replacing with robots.
Citing concerns about the rising cost of labor, Wendy's President Todd Penegor told Investor's Business Daily (IBD) about plans to automate the ordering process in company restaurants.
Employees who once took orders from customers will be replaced by self-service kiosks.
Mobile ordering and payment apps will also cut down on employee hours.
According to IBD, Penegor says the move is a response to the rising cost of labor for the company. He says it's partly a result of rising minimum wages, but also a consequence of more competition between companies for a smaller pool of workers. The company has found it has to shell out more than it once did if it wants "to access good labor."
Wendy's is replacing its lowest-paid workers with robots
After seeing a decline in earnings for the first time in nine years, McDonald’s plans to do something no other restaurant of its kind has ever done before;
open a store run entirely by robots.
New McDonald's In Phoenix Run Entirely By Robots - News Examiner - Examine Your World
The industry could be ready for another jolt as a ballot initiative to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour nears in the District and as other campaigns to boost wages gain traction around the country. About 30 percent of the restaurant industry’s costs come from salaries, so burger-flipping robots — or at least super-fast ovens that expedite the process — become that much more cost-competitive if the current federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour is doubled.
Minimum-wage offensive could speed arrival of robot-powered restaurants
But see people like you and Obama have NO idea what operating costs are! Think about! 30% restaurants' operating costs are salaries!
Raise the salaries by 50% and you wipe out the businesses. Works overtime!