Papageorgio
The Ultimate Winner
Are you suggesting McDonald’s franchises are in general on the verge of collapse? They follow a business model provided by the successful company itself.Justify your denial of facts however makes you feel most comfortable.This is actually very misleading because it includes locally owned franchises such as McDonald’s and Burger King. Such businesses obviously never have supply problems.Firms with less than 20 workers made up 89.4 percent of businesses.Lol if all you have is 3 employees than you should probably plan better when it comes to inflation. What I’m really talking about is big corporations and franchises who could easily afford to pay their employees more. Your point a about 3 employee means dick, because well, there are only 3 of them.i won’t deny some small businesses would flounder especially if they are barely making a profit, but so be it. Why should we coddle their interests when millions of people would make more money? Money they desperately need because they can’t even afford a 40 hour work week’s pay.How many employees do you believe a small family business has on the payroll? How many did you have with your first start-up? You contract people.
You claim to want to target massive conglomerates, but had eight years to do so and chose not to.
This means that you would adversely affect nearly 90% of the businesses in the US. That is not a case of the needs of the many.
Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
You would never know if a McDonalds franchise was having trouble because the second they are, they are taken over by corporate seamlessly. Then sold to another franchisee. The corporate side works like a well oiled machine, there are franchises that don’t do well but corporate watches their numbers.