"According to Revenue Management Solutions, a company that analyzes restaurant transactions to optimize menu pricing, California menu prices in June were up 7.5% year-over-year, but foot traffic is down — nationwide menu prices were up 3.1% with foot traffic down 3.6% compared to the year prior. This decline is a clear indication that customers are opting to skip a fast food visit altogether rather than pay higher menu prices,” said RMS. The Center Square - California
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Last operator to leave California please turn off the lights and give your store keys to McOpCo
Remember. McD corporate was the driving force to deal to set a $20 minimum wage for fast food workers only to escape joint employer in California. It produced a franchisee "owner" as proof that franchisees were for it. Then the $18 minimum wage failed on the ballot this year for everyone else.
MCD sold us out for joint employer without even needed to do it. The voters would have shot down $20/hour even harder than they did $18.
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